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• Will Norm Coleman run for governor?

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• McAfee false-positive glitch fells PCs worldwide
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• New growth — The Bridge becomes Minneapolis Bridgeland News

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• Buddhist monk performs once-in-a-life religious ceremony in Himachal
• Chinese monks get formal English training at university in Shanghai
• A blessing on the animals
• Lao Buddhists honor monk with elaborate funeral
• Tibetan Buddhists celebrate Karmapa’s birthday
• Pataskala Residents question plans for Buddhist temple
• China's sacred Mt. Wutai, witness to Buddhist history, joins UN Heritage list
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• Meditate to find inner peace, Buddhist monk tells Pasco audience
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