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• An inside look at the new San Jose site for Vietnamese Americans
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• San Jose man killed in rollover crash in Morgan Hill
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• Chili Cook-Off returns to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
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• Washington State Fires Football Coach for Refusing to Get Vaccinated
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• Tributes pour in for 'trailblazer' Colin Powell
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• Afghanistan: US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad steps down after troops withdrawal
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