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Magnitude-7.2 aftershock rocks Chile

Posted by Michael Warren ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 11 10:10 a.m.

UPDATED: A magnitude-7.2 aftershock rocked central Chile as President Sebastian Pinera was sworn into office.

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Quake flattens Turkish villages, kills 51

Posted by Kadir Konuksever ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 8 8:43 a.m.

A strong, pre-dawn earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6 struck eastern Turkey on Monday, killing 51 people as it knocked down stone and mud-brick houses and minarets in at least six villages, the government ...

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Compromise on greater sage grouse

Posted by Valerie Richardson on March 8 8:43 a.m.

Back in Colorado, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar was known as a master of the artful compromise, and his recent ruling on the greater sage grouse showed he hasn't lost his touch.

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Storm rakes East; more than 1 million in the dark

Posted by Geoff Mulvihill and Kathy McCormack ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 8 8:43 a.m.

A strong-willed winter storm that began with a whimper parked itself Friday over the Northeast, bringing hurricane-force winds, flooding and more than 2 feet of snow as it cut power to more than a million ...

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Madeira landslides death toll at 42

Posted by Armando Franca and Harold Heckle ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 8 8:43 a.m.

UPDATED:

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Schools close as South starts getting snow

Posted by Melissa Nelson ASSOCIATED PRESS on March 8 8:43 a.m.

It took back-to-back blizzards to paralyze the nation's capital, but in the Deep South it only takes a couple inches of snow.

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