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Washington state Supreme Court rules that the death penalty violates the state's Constitution
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Roger Federer is stretched to three sets for a second consecutive match to reach the Shanghai Masters quarterfinals
Manhattan's district attorney has dropped part of the criminal case against Harvey Weinstein
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High-ranking U.S. cardinal in Boston says Vatican should investigate bishop's handling of alleged clergy abuse in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo
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