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| Some 300 people who are not members of the Pueblo Sin Fronteras Caravan also have been waiting in Tijuana to ask for asylum. |
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| Verma maintains that he did not harass anyone |
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| Rain in San Diego County this week will be welcome, but it will do little to reduce the growing fire danger in the back country. |
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| Fees to build granny flats, which are often nearly equal to construction costs, will shrink sharply under legislation the San Diego City Council unanimously approved this week. |
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| All 17 eucalyptus trees in the center medians along Grand Avenue between Escondido Boulevard and Juniper Street in downtown Escondido are being chopped down this week — part of a beautification project. |
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| It's hard to buy the argument that U.S. consumers would benefit from less competition. |
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| Readers React | It's horrible the way so many animals are treated around the world. |
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| The U.S. Department of Energy handed out the awards, which is related to a new reactor fuel that features a silicon carbide composite. |
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| Apple also will spend $100 billion more buying back its stock, a move that will enrich shareholders by helping to drive up the company's stock price. |
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| The fierce rivalry between San Diego State and Brigham Young will resume later this year at Viejas Arena and again in 2019 in Provo. |
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| Bolt d'Oro is no longer the favorite for Saturday's 144th running of Kentucky Derby, but you could hardly tell by talking to owner Mick Ruis. |
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| Musicals shut out of top categories for Broadway theater honors, but two La Jolla Playhouse-launched plays are in the running |
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| Comedian Mario Salazar, who gave props to San Diego while introducing a Chargers selection at the NFL Draft in Arlington, Texas, said he nearly said something else. |
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