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• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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• 1. AP FINDS MILITARY'S HANDLING OF SEX-ABUSE CASES VERGES ON CHAOTIC
• Analysis of more than 1,000 cases in Japan shows suspects unlikely to serve time even when authorities agreed a crime was committed.
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• 2.WHO PRODUCED THE MOST SCRUTINIZED TV MOMENT OVER THE WEEKEND
• AP's Dave Bauder says Ashley Wagner's one-word response to her score triggered viewers to rewind their DVRs.
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• 3. AVERAGE BRITONS FEAR RIGID CLASS SYSTEM IS BACK ON THE RISE
• But the story is more complicated this time. Elite still rule, but lineage is less important, and money and education count for more.
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• 4. "DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE?"
• AP finds at least 150 planes since the early '90s have landed at the wrong airport or caught their mistake in time. Silicon Valley airport cited the most.
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• 5. WHY ARGENTINA'S CURRENCY TROUBLES AREN'T HURTING BRAZIL
• Unlike a decade ago, larger middle class and buildup of foreign reserves have insulated the country from its neighbor to the south.
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• 6. NEW YORK CITY CLOSE TO BANNING HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGES
• That leaves the worrisome question of what will happen to the 200 horses licensed to work in Central Park.
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