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NY Times- Iranians Await List of Approved Candidates May 21, 2013Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei an ally of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani are among those who will learn their political fates.
- Syrian and Hezbollah Fighters Push Qusayr Assault May 21, 2013Airstrikes were reported on Tuesday amid conflicting accounts about the progress of the battle for Qusayr, a town in western Syrian long held by anti-government forces.
- IHT Rendezvous: Unicorns Travel From Paris to Japan May 21, 2013The Cluny Museum’s tapestries of “The Lady and the Unicorn” travel to Tokyo and Osaka, and alabaster mourners from Dijon make a stopover in Paris.
- Torture Victim’s Body Is Found Near U.S. Base, Afghans Say May 21, 2013Afghan investigators say the man was seen in a videotape undergoing torture at the hands of an Afghan-American translator for a U.S. Special Forces unit.
- Iranians Await List of Approved Candidates May 21, 2013
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- Colorado research universities struggle to stop poaching of faculty May 21, 2013CU Boulder provost Russ Moore said 48 faculty and staff members were approached this year by other schools regarding jobs, making the campus, in the words of one departing staffer, a "target-rich environment."
- Denver police watchdog says he will review evidence from cover-up May 21, 2013A trial last week in which jurors found that Denver police beat a man and then covered up the incident but said the city wasn't culpable could lead to further action against the cops involved,
- Sprint to give Dish non-public data after SoftBank waiver May 21, 2013Sprint Nextel Corp., which agreed to be bought by SoftBank Corp. for $20.1 billion, will engage in talks with competing bidder Dish Network Corp.
- Tension between bikes, cars, motorcycles high in Jefferson County May 21, 2013The battle for cruising space on Jefferson County's scenic canyon roads will continue this summer as bicyclists and motorists struggle to find the center line in sharing the roadways.
- Sheriff plans to put reserve cops in some county schools May 21, 2013Elbert County Sheriff Shayne Heap, who has fought anti-gun legislation in the state, plans to put armed reserve officers in some county schools for the upcoming school year.
- Broncos, with overflowing riches at WR, plan to pressure opposing D's May 21, 2013Wes Welker presents the Broncos' passing game with a numbers problem.Already, the Broncos had one receiver, Demaryius Thomas, who had 94 catches last year, and another, Eric Decker, who had 85.
- Colorado research universities struggle to stop poaching of faculty May 21, 2013
