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Extra, Extra: Mayor Tony Bites His Tongue
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- UCLA Med School ranked #3 behind Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic - Daily Bruin
- Glendale's IHoP Corp buys Applebee's for $1.9 billion - Bloomberg
- OC bus strike is over baby - three people rejoice behind the Orange Curtain - OC Register
- When Steven Seagal sues his lawyers, who do you root for? - E!
- Yes Lindsay that was a tiny earthquake you felt in the Valley last night around 2:30am - Daily News
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