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And here are more early headlines:
Continued Anti-Morsi Violence In Cairo Prompts U.S. Embassy To Close. ( CBS)
Bombs Kill Many In Deadly Day Of Iraqi Violence. ( AFP)
Treasury Secretary Geithner On Capitol Hill To Discuss Fiscal Cliff With Lawmakers. ( Bloomberg)
Britain Publishes Report On Press Culture, Amid Calls For British Press Regulation. ( Guardian)
Obama, Romney To Lunch Together Today At White House. ( Washington Post)
Mali Islamist Rebels Drive Out Dissidents, Seize Town Near Mauritania's Border. ( AP)
Starbucks Debuts Large Specialty Coffee At $7 A Cup. ( Bloomberg)
Rural Serbian Town Council Issues Local Vampire Alert, Frightens Residents. ( Daily Mail)
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