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The Key Test For HealthCare.gov Is The Part You Can't See

The consumer-facing part of HealthCare.gov is working more smoothly, but how well the invisible back-end is working is unclear. NPR hide caption

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The Key Test For HealthCare.gov Is The Part You Can't See

The Key Test For HealthCare.gov Is The Part You Can't See

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A Soldier Accused, But Few Answers In Death Of Iraqi Teens

Last month, military investigators began a process to charge Army Sgt. 1st Class Michael Barbera in the 2007 fatal shooting of two deaf, unarmed Iraqi youths. Mario Tama/AP hide caption

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A Soldier Accused, But Few Answers In Death Of Iraqi Teens

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A Soldier Accused, But Few Answers In Death Of Iraqi Teens

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Put My Money Where Your Mouth Is Kix
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Shifting Gears: Commuting Aboard The L.A. Bike Trains

L.A. Bike Trains brings together groups of five to 10 cyclists who commute en masse. Courtesy of Bruce Chan hide caption

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Shifting Gears: Commuting Aboard The L.A. Bike Trains

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Shifting Gears: Commuting Aboard The L.A. Bike Trains

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Ben Allison: Leading A Stellar Band Far Beyond The World

The Stars Look Very Different Today, the new album from bassist and composer Ben Allison (far right) and his band, comes out Dec. 3. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Ben Allison: Leading A Stellar Band Far Beyond The World

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Ben Allison: Leading A Stellar Band Far Beyond The World

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