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• 4. TRIO SHARE NOBEL PRIZE FOR CHEMISTRY
• Scientists Martin Karplus, Michael Levitt and Arieh Warshel win this year's Nobel Prize in chemistry.

• 5. US EXPECTED TO SLASH AID TO EGYPT
• Cairo stands to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in military and economic assistance as the Obama administration plans a dramatic policy shift.

• 6. DENVER COUPLE FACED CHARGES WITH DIFFERENT KIDS
• The parents of four boys found living in filth and communicating with grunts were accused in 2006 of keeping three other children in similar conditions.

• 7. DIANA NYAD GETS BACK IN THE WATER
• The 64-year-old who swam from Havana to Miami attempts a 48-hour swim in a NYC pool to raise money for Superstorm Sandy victims.

• 8. OFFICER ARRESTED IN BIKER-SUV ATTACK
• An off-duty NYPD detective faces charges after he is seen on video hitting and kicking an SUV after a group motorcycle ride spiraled into violence.

• 9. CHRIS CHRISTIE DOESN'T RULE OUT WHITE HOUSE BID
• Asked about his political future, the N.J. governor replies, "I am not going to declare tonight ... that I am or I'm not running for president."

• 10. RED SOX MAKE IT TO THE ALCS
• Boston beats Tampa Bay 3-1 in Game 4 and will face the winner of Thursday's Detroit-vs.-Oakland game.

AP News in Brief
Karplus, Levitt, Warshel share Nobel chemistry prize

• STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Scientists Martin Karplus, Michael Levitt and Arieh Warshel have won this year's Nobel Prize in chemistry.
• The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Wednesday cited the three re

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