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Minnesota deep freeze
Deep freeze grips Minnesota -- and here comes the snow
As of 2 p.m. Saturday, the temperature in the Twin Cities crept up to 1 degree above zero after an overnight low of 11 below. A few inches of snow is expected Sunday. Updated a moment ago
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Massive crowds, world leaders to honor Mandela
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