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U.S. Ambassador John  B. Emerson, center, arrives for a meeting with German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle at the foreign ministry in Berlin, Germany, on Oct. 24, 2013.
 
  EU leaders say spying scandal threatens terror fight  
  Allegations of spying by U.S. overshadow two-day EU leaders' summit in Brussels.  
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  Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, second left, gives a speech during an annual military parade in Tehran, Iran, Sept, 22, 2013.   Report: Iran may be month from a bomb
New enrichment capacity, larger stockpiles of nuclear fuel lower time for Iran 'breakout.'
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  Trevor Rosenthal celebrates with catcher Yadier Molina after winning Game 2.   Cardinals turn tide in must-win game, even Series
Breslow's throwing error led to the go-ahead run in the seventh inning.
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  Police secure a barricade around the 'Vortex' ride after an accident closed the ride on Oct. 24, 2013, at the N.C. State Fair in Raleigh.   5 people injured in ride mishap at N.C. State Fair
Preliminary investigation indicates five injuries may be from 'Vortex' ride.
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  Inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons work at an undisclosed location in Syria.   Syria nears completion of chemical weapons plan
Removing Syrian chemicals will be an international effort.
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  BREAKING NEWS   Report: Gunman in N.C drugstore surrenders
Earlier, hostages were released from the CVS drugstore in Belmont with no injuries.
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  Cardinals starter Michael Wacha   5 things you need to know Friday
The biggest and most buzzworthy news to start your morning.
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  nfl      
  A rash of injuries prevented Brett Favre from finishing his final NFL season in 2010.   Brett Favre: 'God only knows the toll' concussions took
Retired quarterback admits already forgetting some details about his family life while spurning NFL comeback.
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  people      
  Rihanna is known for her raunchy antics both onstage and off. She teases the audience during a performance in Sydney, Australia on Oct. 3.   The new norm in Hollywood? Hypersexed
Some argue that the raunchy behavior is a good career move. But when does it go too far?
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  politics      
  USA TODAY   N.C. Republican activist resigns after Voter ID remarks
GOP leaders asked conservative activist Don Yelton to resign after controversial remarks.
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Cake Artist Sarah King displays her eyeball cakes at the \"Feed the Beast extreme cake shop\" in London. The Halloween themed cake shop will have a 6-foot-long devil horse cake dripping blood, and the giant rotting maggot riddled section of a Kraken
 
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