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A longshot Republican is entering the US Senate race in Wisconsin against Sen. Tammy Baldwin
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Lions, Campbell get mixed results on fourth downs in OT loss to Seahawks
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Did Lara Spencer embarrass herself before Robin Roberts on live TV? ‘GMA’ star's major gaffe takes center stage in Wimbledon discussion
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Rogers throws 3 TD passes before injury, Mississippi State tops Western Michigan 41-28
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