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Huguely found guilty in Virginia lacrosse slaying
Jurors find former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his ex-girlfriend, NBC News reported.
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TODAY’s Life Illustrated features your culinary moments
Whether you celebrate National Margarita Day or Ash Wednesday, we thought this was the perfect week to share the delicious moments you’ve captured.
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Republicans meet for critical debate, maybe their last
Tonight’s debate, the 20th of the campaign, comes ahead of a critical juncture in the campaign, as Mitt Romney works to fend off a challenge from Rick Santorum, who’s hoping to land a decisive blow against Romney in his native Michigan.
- Latino voters: Missed 2012 opportunity for GOP?
- NBC poll: Romney, Santorum deadlocked in Mich.
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Top headlines
- Third-grader shot at Washington school
- Enquirer publishes photo of Houston’s body
- ‘Seinfeld’ actor shoots himself in head, lives
- Va. lawmakers scale back controversial abortion bill
- Judge rules state can’t force sale of Plan B
- Marine makes last stand in foreclosed home
- Mercury in skin cream blamed for poisoning
- 49 killed, 100s hurt in Argentina train crash
- Deaths from cantaloupe outbreak still climbing
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Boys dying to be thin: the new faces of anorexia
For boys suffering from anorexia and other eating disorders, the stigma of having a ‘girls’ disease’ often stymies their recovery.
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Migraines linked to depression in women
Women who have had migraine headaches are more likely than other women to develop depression, according to a new finding based on 14 years of health data.
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New breast cancer gene discovered
Scientists in Finland have identified a mutation in the "Abraxas" gene that may be tied to breast cancer.
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On National Margarita Day, try a decked-out drink
The ubiquitous margarita is like a party in your mouth, and today we raise a glass to this cocktail. Try this recipe for the pomegranate variety and tell us, how do you like your margarita?
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Facebook profiles predict job success
If you think just keeping your Facebook page free of drunken photos will help you land a job, think again. Facebook facts that make you look worldly and popular may say more about you to a hiring manager than anything else.
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One-armed man sues Starbucks for not hiring him
A man who was born with half a left arm is suing Starbucks for failing to hire him as a barista. The suit claims that he was capable of doing the job but was never given a chance to fully explain his capabilities or possible accommodation as required under state law
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Women’s heart attacks often lack chest symptoms
Women, especially younger women, are more likely than men to show up at the hospital with no chest pain or discomfort after having a heart attack -- and they are also more likely to die than men of the same age, according to a U.S. study.
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Osbournes mourn death of beloved family dog Lola
Some sad news out of the Osbourne camp. The famous family announced on Monday the death of their beloved bulldog, Lola.
- Jack Osbourne via twitpic.com
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Blair's wife sues Murdoch firm over phone hacking
Cherie Blair, the wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, is suing Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper company over phone hacking.
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Comics trove found in closet fetches $3.5 million
When Michael Rorrer came across 345 comic books in the home of his late great-aunt, he thought they were cool but didn’t think about their value. On Wednesday, most of the collection got snapped up at an auction for $3.5 million.
- AP
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Dog in recovery after devouring 3-inch knife
A mischievous bull mastiff in Massachusetts is recovering after having swallowed a whole wedge of cheese, along with the 3-inch knife (on the right) that was with it.
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Testing for terror: Emergency drill ahead of London Olympics
Emergency personnel and volunteers have staged a dramatic terror attack drill in London to test the city’s readiness ahead of this summer’s Olympic Games.
- Peter Macdiarmid / Getty Images
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Crusading First Amendment publisher dies
Barney Rosset, the fiery and fearless publisher who introduced the U.S. to countless political and avant-garde writers and risked prison and financial ruin to release such underground classics as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Lady Chatterley's Lover," has died. He was 89.
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Gender-bending model snags a Gaultier fragrance deal
Androgynous model Andrej Pejic captured the fashion runway, and now he’s expanding his territory to the fragrance department.
- Gonzalo Fuentes / Reuters
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How clean are surgical tools used in the O.R.?
Investigations in hospitals across the country have revealed the use of dirty surgical tools have led to infection, according to a report by the Center for Public Integrity and NBC News.
- Dirty tools: Gross, dangerous, more common?
- video ‘It was a nightmare,' says victim of dirty tool
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Twit pic Tuesday: Hurricanes, heels and hunks
The Twitter pics of @klgandhoda can be as difficult to keep up with as the ladies themselves, but don't worry – we've nabbed some of the highlights so you don't have to.
