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Lockerbie families to toast Qadaffi's deathRelatives of people lost in 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing hope to learn new details about it in wake of dictator's death
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Libya's future likely bright, expert saysTime editor: Oil-rich country has "big pot of money" to share; Other dictator-led countries on-alert following Qaddafi death
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Ohio animal farm owner was deeply in debtTerry Thompson killed himself just after releasing a horde of exotic animals into his neighborhood. Cynthia Bowers reports from Zanesville.
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Heidi Klum session used animal from Ohio farmTerry Thompson, who released dozens of exotix animals before killing self, once provided big cat for Klum photo shoot
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John Edwards will walk daughter down the aisleCate Edwards to wed in N.C. as her father faces scrutiny over allegedly violating campaign finance laws
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John Edwards will walk daughter down the aisle Cate Edwards to wed in N.C. as her father faces scrutiny over allegedly violating campaign finance laws
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Zombies rise again in pop culture Undead make resurgence with aid of AMC TV show, political Halloween costumes and even a tongue-in-cheek CDC comic strip
