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Dan Senor, a senior adviser to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Jason Reed /Reuters /Landov hide caption

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Debate Preview: Romney Aide On How GOP Nominee Would Confront Iran

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Veterans applaud at an Oct. 8 campaign event in Swanton, Ohio, for Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan. Health care and unemployment are among veterans' chief concerns this election season, and both the Obama and the Romney campaigns have offered solutions. Mary Altaffer/AP hide caption

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Vets Seek Specifics On How Candidates Would Help

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Cuban President Fidel Castro replies to President Kennedy's naval blockade via Cuban radio and television on October 23, 1962. Kennedy enacted the blockade in response to the deployment of Soviet nuclear weapons in Cuba. AP hide caption

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Cuban Missile Crisis Passes Quietly, 50 Years Later

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GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney campaigns in Gilbert, S.C., earlier this year. Charles Dharapak/AP hide caption

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Poll: Romney Opens Large Lead In Rural Swing Counties

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Crowds watch as Clos Montmartre's grapes are harvested during its annual October wine festival. Jacque Brinon/AP hide caption

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Urban Parisian Vines Produce Wine With A Drop Of History

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Kitsy Roberts and Janko Williams have traded a rent payment for a mortgage. The Seattle couple is planning to put a lot of sweat equity into their fixer-upper. Wendy Kaufman/NPR hide caption

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Renters No More: Newbies Lured To Homeownership

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Former cyclist Scott Mercier has gained notoriety for refusing to go on a doping program 15 years ago. Here, Mercier (in blue jersey) rides just ahead of cyclist Chris Horner in 1997. Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images hide caption

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Armstrong Doping Scandal: Some Cyclists 'Made The Right Choice' Not To Cheat

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Former Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle just released a new album, Dept. of Disappearance. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Jason Lytle Balances The Studio And A Life Outdoors

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