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Le?Veon Bell is too good for the Patriots to simply shut him downBell rushed for 1,268 yards and caught 75 passes for 616 yards in just 12 games.
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A doughnut-related wager, in advance of the AFC ChampionshipLocal shop Kanes Donuts has made a bet with Mac?s Donut Shop in Aliquippa, Pa., near Pittsburgh, regarding the outcome of Sunday?s Steelers-Pats game.
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?Being homeless is like being invisible,? Kourtney McLean said. ?People bump into me, and it?s as if I?m not there.?
How to unload an unwanted timeshare without getting scammedWhen my parents tried to sell their timeshare, they realized it was worthless. They couldn?t even give it back to the resort. And the bills kept coming.
Governor announces plan to boost aid for schoolsSome education advocates say Charlie Baker?s plan, announced Saturday, doesn?t come close to providing the cash that?s needed.
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Friday and Saturday put on display the wounds that were broken open by the election.
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Five memorable moments from the Boston Women?s MarchIt was a march to remember from political activist Barbara Lee to all the men pretty in pink.
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Millions of people participated in demonstrations, from Boston to locations throughout the world, that were at once a protest and an affirmation.
In Boston, protesters make their voices heardAs protesters took over D.C. Saturday, an estimated 175,000 people showed up on the Common in solidarity.
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Trump (inadvertently) succeeds where Clinton failedThe new president has triggered a massive women?s movement.
On ?SNL,? a shirtless Putin seeks to reassure worried AmericansThe show?s cold open took aim at President Trump?s debunked claims regarding the size of the crowd at the inauguration.
Forgotten and forlorn, a Mass. town finds hope in Donald Trump Winchendon hadn?t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 1988, but in Trump residents have vested their hopes for revival.
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The three men, who were not wearing seatbelts, were thrown into the median of Route 25, State Police said.
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Adama Barrow said there will be a probe into alleged human rights abuses under former ruler Yahya Jammeh.
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