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Jeremie Seals used to go to the hospital emergency room to avoid sleeping in his car. Kristian Foden-Vencil/OPB hide caption

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How Oregon Is Getting 'Frequent Fliers' Out Of The ER

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Ignacio Pina, who holds his birth certificate in this 2004 photo, was one of numerous American citizens deported to Mexico in the early 20th Century. The late historian Raymond Rodriguez was instrumental in bringing this story to light. Damian Dovarganes/Associated Press hide caption

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Rodriguez Kept 'Mexican Repatriation' From Being Forgotten

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The Banjo Billy bus tour starts and ends outside the Hotel Boulderado, at the corner of 13th and Spruce streets. Banjo shares some haunting tales from previous (and possibly still-current) guests, particularly those on the third floor and inside the still-functioning Otis elevator. Courtesy of Vince Darcangelo hide caption

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Banjo Billy's Bus Tour: History, Mystery And Bad Jokes

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Rebecca Khatun, a worker at Rana Plaza, lies in a hospital bed. She lost her left leg and right foot in the collapse, which also killed five members of her family. Khatun received $120 and free medical care for her loss --€” compensation she says won't be enough for what she's been through. Julie McCarthy/NPR hide caption

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Bangladesh Collapse: The Garment Workers Who Survived

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke during a news conference in June. Financial markets reacted to comments he made then by selling off bonds and stocks. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption

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Investors Brace For News Out Of Fed Minutes

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The wide-open prairie of the Centennial Valley in southwestern Montana. Sage grouse living here could be placed on the endangered species list if its numbers and prairie habitat continue to decline. John W. Poole/NPR hide caption

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In Montana Wilds, An Unlikely Alliance To Save The Sage Grouse

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during a news conference at the NFL football spring meetings in Boston two months ago. Can he save our American sport from becoming a gladiator game? Elise Amendola/AP hide caption

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Football Needs A Guardian, Not A CEO

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