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With Trump Win, Gun Sellers See Win — And Loss

Gun shop owner Jeff Binkley displays a Glock 9mm pistol at Sarge's Sidearms in Benson, Ariz., in September. John Moore/Getty Images hide caption

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With Trump Win, Gun Sellers See Win — And Loss

Donald Trump has championed gun rights, but it turns out, the Obama years have been good for the U.S. gun industry. In Kansas, the prospect of a Clinton win sparked some to spend big on guns.

With Trump Win, Gun Sellers See Win — And Loss

Gun shop owner Jeff Binkley displays a Glock 9mm pistol at Sarge's Sidearms in Benson, Ariz., in September. John Moore/Getty Images hide caption

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With Trump Win, Gun Sellers See Win — And Loss

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With Trump Win, Gun Sellers See Win — And Loss

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In Southwest China, A 'Very Large Eyeball' Peers Into Deep Space

The world's largest radio telescope is nestled among the jagged, green mountains of southwest China's Guizhou Province. Anthony Kuhn/NPR hide caption

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In Southwest China, A 'Very Large Eyeball' Peers Into Deep Space

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In Southwest China, A 'Very Large Eyeball' Peers Into Deep Space

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How Nashville Man Cleared Of 'Homosexual Acts' Conviction Paves The Way

A rarely argued writ helped a Nashville man get his record expunged of a 1995 misdemeanor conviction for homosexual acts. Carrie O'Neill/Getty Images/Imagezoo hide caption

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How Nashville Man Cleared Of 'Homosexual Acts' Conviction Paves The Way

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How Nashville Man Cleared Of 'Homosexual Acts' Conviction Paves The Way

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Souring On Sweet? Voters In 4 Cities Pass Soda Tax Measures

Bottles of Fanta are displayed in a food truck's cooler in San Francisco, Calif. The city is one of three in California, and four in the U.S., that passed taxes on sodas and other sugary drinks in Tuesday's election. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption

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Souring On Sweet? Voters In 4 Cities Pass Soda Tax Measures

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Souring On Sweet? Voters In 4 Cities Pass Soda Tax Measures

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