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FILE--Burger King Corporation, of Miami, Fla., and Alcone Marketing Group, of Irvine, Calif. recalled a combined total of 2.6 million 'Hourglass Space Sprout' and 'Look for Me Bumblebee' toddler toys. More kids die from choking on balloons, small balls and toy parts than from any other toy-related injury. The toys were distributed in Burger King Kids Meals for children under three years old. (AP Photo/CPSC)
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11 Sep, 1:14 AM ET		 FILE--John P. Walters speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House in this Thursday, May 10, 2001 file photo after President Bush nominated him to head the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Walters, a harsh critic of the Clinton-era anti-drug policies, now faces strong criticism of his own drug policies and what he'll do as the next leader of America's drug war. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds, File)
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11 Sep, 1:13 AM ET		 FILE--Bobby Whitefield stands outside his home near Libby, Mont., Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2001. Whitefield, a retired environmental biologist from Texas, moved to Libby despite reports of death and illness linked to asbestos contamination in the area. (AP Photo/Roger Morris)
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11 Sep, 12:54 AM ET		 Judge Richard Casey gives his seeing eye dog Coach a little love as he tucks himself under the Judge's courtroom desk Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2001, at the U.S. District Courthouse in New York. Coach accompanies Judge Casey, who is blind, everywhere in the courthouse, sitting quietly under his desk while court is in session. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)
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11 Sep, 12:53 AM ET
Judge Richard Casey adjusts the collar of his robe in his office at the U.S. District Courthouse Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2001, in New York. Casey, a federal judge in Manhattan who is blind, sees humor and joy while dispensing justice. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)
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11 Sep, 12:53 AM ET		 Judge Richard Casey walks with his seeing eye dog Coach through the halls of the U.S. District Courthouse Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2001, in New York. Casey, a federal judge in Manhattan who is blind, sees humor and joy while dispensing justice. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)
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11 Sep, 12:53 AM ET		 With a tip of the hat, Judge Richard Casey gets into his car at the end of the day on his way to a concert Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2001, outside the U.S. District Courthouse in New York. Casey, a federal judge in Manhattan who is blind, sees humor and joy while dispensing justice. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)
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11 Sep, 12:52 AM ET		 ADVANCE FOR MONDAY SEPT. 3--Joe Jimicum, 15, of Marrysville, Wash., talks with a reporter about his Heelys Friday, Aug. 24, 2001. Heelys are sneakers with a wheel built into the heel. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
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10 Sep, 11:44 PM ET
Joe Jimicum,15, of Marrysville, Wash., shows off his Heelys Friday, Aug. 24, 2001. Heelys are sneakers with a wheel built into the heel. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
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10 Sep, 11:43 PM ET		 Sen. Trent Lott, R-Miss., Senate minority leader, top center, calls on a reporter Monday, Sept. 10, 2001, during a news conference in the Capitol which focused mostly on matters relating to President Bush's budget, in Washington. (AP Photo/Kenneth Lambert)
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10 Sep, 11:25 PM ET		 FILE--Barry and April James pose in front of a 48-foot Giganotosaurus replica they assembled in their barn in Sunbury, Pa., Dec. 30, 2001. The couple, charged with stealing dinosaur bones from federal land in Utah and selling them to a Japanese musuem, said they're innocent in an interview Monday, Sept. 10, 2001. (AP Photo/Pat Little, File)
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10 Sep, 11:18 PM ET		 A California grand jury has rejected a request to investigate charges that Rep. Gary Condit obstructed justice by allegedly asking flight attendant Anne Marie Smith to lie about an affair, lawyers said on September 10, 2001. Monday. The decision by the Stanislaus County civil grand jury, reached last week, was mailed to Smith's lawyer James Robinson and Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group which joined in filing the complaint on Aug. 27. Condit is seen during an agriculture committee meeting July 17 in Washington. (Hyungwon Kang/Reuters)
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10 Sep, 10:36 PM ET
FILE--A crowd of people stand in line outside the Superior Bank branch in Downers Grove, Ill., in this July 30, 2001 file photo. Superior Bank, a $1.8-billion institution that lost millions on home loans to high-risk borrowers was seized by regulators in July. Ellen Seidman, the outgoing director of the federal Office of Thrift Supervision, is being called before Congress to account for her agancy's role in the failure of Superior Bank. (AP Photo/Frank Polich)
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10 Sep, 10:30 PM ET		 FILE--Flight attendant Anne Marie Smith, who claims to have had an affair with Rep. Gary Condit, talks with Larry King on CNN's 'Larry King Live,' in this July 13, 2001 file photo, in Los Angeles. A grand jury has rejected Smith's complaint that Rep. Gary Condit obstructed justice by allegedly asking her to sign an affidavit stating they didn't have an affair. (AP Photo/Rene Macura, File)
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10 Sep, 10:03 PM ET		 Former Cabinet secretary Elizabeth Dole will run for the U.S. Senate from her home state of North Carolina, giving Republicans a big-name contender in the quest to regain control of the closely divided chamber, a newspaper reported September 10, 2001. 'I'm in there,' Dole was quoted as saying on the Charlotte Observer's Internet site. 'I've taken the first steps on the campaign trail.' Dole is shown speaking before the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in this August 1, 2000 file photo. (Gary Hershorn/Reuters)
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10 Sep, 9:58 PM ET		 Nikolay Popovich, seen in an undated drivers license photo, was one of five people allegedly shot to death by multiple murder suspect Joseph Ferguson, over the weekend in Sacramento, Calif. Ferguson, 20, a former security guard, is believed to have killed Popovich after holding him and his wife hostages for more than 12 hours Sunday. It is believed that Fegurson shot Popovich after he released his wife. Ferguson is also suspected of killing four others, including his former girlfriend, before killinghimself during a gun battle with police early Monday morning. (AP Photo/Calif., Dept. of Motor Vehicles)
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10 Sep, 9:52 PM ET
FILE--Rep. Gary Condit, D-Calif. takes part in a hearing of the House Agriculture Committee on Capitol Hill in this July 19, 2001 file photo. A grand jury has rejected a flight attendant Anne Marie Smith's complaint that Rep. Gary Condit obstructed justice by allegedly asking her to sign an affidavit stating they didn't have an affair. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)
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10 Sep, 9:47 PM ET		 George Bernardino, seen in an undated drivers license photo, is one of five people allegedly shot to death by multiple murder suspect Joseph Ferguson, over the weekend in Sacramento, Calif., Ferguson, 20, a former security guard, is believed to have killed Bernardino, and John Glimstad, 19, a city employee, as the pair worked at the city-run dock at Miller Park, in Sacramento. Ferguson is believed to have killed three others, including his former girlfriend, before killing himself during a gun battle with police early Monday morning.(AP Photo/ Calif., Dept. of Motor Vehicles)
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10 Sep, 9:45 PM ET		 Nina Susu, seen in this undated drivers license photo, was one of five people allegedly shot to death by multiple murder suspect Joseph Ferguson, over the weekend in Sacramento, Calif., Ferguson, 20, a former security guard, is believed to have killed Susu, his former girlfriend, also a security guard, and another woman guard as the two were working Saturday night. He is believed to have killed three others before killing himself during a gun battle with police early Monday morning.(AP Photo/ Calif., Dept. of Motor Vehicles)
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10 Sep, 9:43 PM ET		 Patrick Dolan Critton, 54, is seen in this copy of a photograph released by the New York Police Department, Monday, Sept. 10, 2001. Critton was arrested at his home by a New York Police Department/Federal Bureau of Investigation joint terrorism task force Saturday, Sept. 8, 2001 and faces kidnapping, armed robbery and extortion charges stemming from the Dec. 26, 1971, hijacking of Air Canada Flight 932, which was diverted from Toronto to Cuba. (AP Photo/HO, NYPD)
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10 Sep, 9:16 PM ET
President George W. Bush's 19-year-old daughter Barbara successfully completed her sentence for an underage drinking charge leading a Texas court to dismiss the case September 10, 2001. Barbara Bush had been ordered to finish eight hours of community service and attend an alcohol awareness class after pleading no contest in June to a charge of being a minor in possession of alcohol. Since she completed the requirements of her sentence by a Sept. 7 deadline, the case was dismissed. She is seen during inaugural events in Washington in this January 19 file photo. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)
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10 Sep, 8:48 PM ET		 Rep. David Bonior plans to announce on that he will step down in January as the Democratic whip in the House of Representatives an aide said on September 10, 2001. Bonior, who last month declared his candidacy for governor of Michigan, helps set the stage for what may be the election of the highest ranking woman ever on Capitol Hill. Reps. Nancy Pelosi of California and Steny Hoyer of Maryland both claim to be within grasp of nailing down enough votes to succeed Bonior in the number two spot in the House Democratic leadership. Bonior is seen in an April 27, 2000 file photo. (Fayaz Kabli/Reuters)
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10 Sep, 8:38 PM ET		 This is a yearbook photo of 15-year-old Jasmine Shami who was found murdered with her sister, mother and father Sunday, Sept. 9, 2001 in San Francisco. Police are investigating the weekend shooting deaths of a man, woman and two girls as a murder, though they have not ruled out a murder-suicide in the killings. (AP Photo/Courtesy of St. Philips Church Extended Care School)
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10 Sep, 8:25 PM ET		 This is a 2001 yearbook photo of 10-year-old Jamilah Shami who was found murdered with her sister, mother and father Sunday, Sept. 9, 2001 in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Courtesy of St. Philips Church Extended Care School)
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