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Palin: No time for "punk ass thuggery stuff"

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin stumps for GOP front-runner Donald Trump in Florida telling the crowd, there's no time for "all that petty, punk ass thuggery stuff." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Palin: No time for "punk ass thuggery stuff"

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin stumps for GOP front-runner Donald Trump in Florida telling the crowd, there's no time for "all that petty, punk ass thuggery stuff." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Reuters 

Palin: No time for "punk ass thuggery stuff"

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin stumps for GOP front-runner Donald Trump in Florida telling the crowd, there's no time for "all that petty, punk ass thuggery stuff." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Venezuela says 4 bodies found are among 21 missing from massacre

CARACAS (Reuters) - Investigators have found the remains of four people presumed to be among 21 miners missing over a week ago after a massacre near a gold mine in Venezuela's violent southern jungle, the chief prosecutor said on Monday.

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Apollo Global buys Fresh Market for $1.36 bln

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is buying specialty grocery retailer Fresh Market for $1.36 billion in cash in hopes for longer-term return. Leah Duncan reports.

Reuters 

Apollo Global buys Fresh Market for $1.36 bln

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is buying specialty grocery retailer Fresh Market for $1.36 billion in cash in hopes for longer-term return. Leah Duncan reports.

Reuters 

Apollo Global buys Fresh Market for $1.36 bln

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is buying specialty grocery retailer Fresh Market for $1.36 billion in cash in hopes for longer-term return. Leah Duncan reports.

Reuters 

McClendon tapped brakes twice before fatal car crash -police

March 14 (Reuters) - Aubrey McClendon, the former chief executive of Chesapeake Energy Corp, tapped his vehicle's brakes twice while driving at roughly 88 miles per hour before a fatal accident earlier this month, Oklahoma City police said on Monday.

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Sao Paulo judge transfers Lula charges to Curitiba

SAO PAULO, March 14 (Reuters) - A judge in Sao Paulo transferred on Monday pending charges against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to the federal court in Curitiba, citing an "undeniable connection" to a broad investigation into kickbacks at state-run oil firm Petrobras.

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Sao Paulo judge transfers Lula charges to Curitiba

SAO PAULO, March 14 (Reuters) - A judge in Sao Paulo transferred on Monday pending charges against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to the federal court in Curitiba, citing an "undeniable connection" to a broad investigation into kickbacks at state-run oil firm Petrobras.

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More sanctions could follow Iran missile tests

U.S. President Barack Obama's Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, tells reporters the White House would not rule out additional sanctions on Iran following its recent ballistic missile test launches. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Reuters 

More sanctions could follow Iran missile tests

U.S. President Barack Obama's Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, tells reporters the White House would not rule out additional sanctions on Iran following its recent ballistic missile test launches. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Reuters 

More sanctions could follow Iran missile tests

U.S. President Barack Obama's Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, tells reporters the White House would not rule out additional sanctions on Iran following its recent ballistic missile test launches. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Reuters 

More sanctions could follow Iran missile tests

U.S. President Barack Obama's Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, tells reporters the White House would not rule out additional sanctions on Iran following its recent ballistic missile test launches. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Reuters 

More sanctions could follow Iran missile tests

U.S. President Barack Obama's Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, tells reporters the White House would not rule out additional sanctions on Iran following its recent ballistic missile test launches. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).