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Caila Quinn shares the details of her disappointment on the March 7 "The Women Tell All" follow-up to ABC's The Bachelor. Some fans are rooting for her to be named the new lead of The Bachelorette on Monday night. Kelsey McNeal/ABC via Getty Images hide caption
Crowded Field Of Candidates Vie To Succeed John Boehner In Congress
Far-Right Alternative For Germany Party Gains Seats In Regional Elections
In The Battle Over 'Brexit,' Opinion Is Divided In Southern England
Former Flint Emergency Manager To Testify Before Congress On Water Crisis
'Let's Go Peay': State University Brings Infamous Cheer To March Madness
Russian President Vladimir Putin To Withdraw Majority Of Troops From Syria
Bernie Sanders Looks To Pull Off Another Upset Against Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton Campaigns In Illinois Ahead Of Major Primary Contests
Dr. Danielle Cruz attends to 4-month-old Davi Lucas Francisca da Paz, held by his mother, Eliane Francisca, in an examination room at the Institute of Integral Medicine Hospital in Recife, Brazil. Catherine Osborn/for NPR hide caption
International Crisis Group Report Details Violent Extremism In The Middle East
A Carrier air conditioner in 2009. The company has drawn criticism for announcing plans to close its plant in Indiana and relocate jobs to Mexico. Nati Harnik/AP hide caption
Students listen as President Obama speaks at Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) in Brooklyn in 2013. Charles Dharapak/AP hide caption
Caila Quinn shares the details of her disappointment on the March 7 "The Women Tell All" follow-up to ABC's The Bachelor. Some fans are rooting for her to be named the new lead of The Bachelorette on Monday night. Kelsey McNeal/ABC via Getty Images hide caption
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