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The latest death was reported as Afghan officials announced an 80 percent increase in the number of major fraud allegations submitted after last week’s disputed presidential election—a sign of the deep challenges facing the U.S. and its allies in shoring up a legitimate Afghan government capable of withstanding the Taliban insurgency, corruption and drug trafficking.
A brief statement by the NATO command gave few details of the blast and did not say precisely where it occurred. U.S. military spokeswoman Capt. Elizabeth Mathias said the service member who died was American.
That brought to 45 the number of U.S. service members killed this month in the Afghan war—one more than the previous monthly record, set in July.
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Police searching Calif. kidnapping suspect’s home for evidence in unsolved prostitute slayings
ANTIOCH, Calif. (AP)—The twisted kidnapping case of a woman held captive for 18 years in a secluded backyard compound took another disturbing turn Friday as authorities searched the home of her alleged captor for evidence in the murders of several prostitutes and new evidence surfaced of missed opportunities to arrest him years ago.

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Also key is working closely with other entertainment industries, as 4mm is currently with the Def Jam label, to create win-win projects for both businesses.
“Some of the things that have happened in the music category over the past few years have created a number of high-profile head-butting incidents,” according to Perrett. “There’s definitely a jockeying of ‘my industry is better than yours’. I just firmly believe if you approach these situations with a mutual respect and a mutual understanding of what each other brings to the table you can create a partnership that will deliver value to both sides,” he added.
“It shouldn’t be a win/lose relationship. Why not have a music label invest in the game? Because then their interests are absolutely aligned with the game. The better they pimp their music, the more royalties they will make on games. It doesn’t have to be one at the exclusion of the other.”

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Let the boycott begin… “I am a customer of Cotton On Kids who buys a STACK of clothes there for my kids and who willingly endorses their products FOR FREE whenever I am interviewed by the media. But Cotton On? Listen hard. I will not be setting foot inside any of your stores – not your kids stores or your adult stores or your Rubi shoes stores – until you discontinue this appalling line of slogan t-shirts and issue some kind of apology.” Mia Freedman shows Cotton On there is such a thing as bad PR
Austereo boss Peter Harvie is a pimp
That $1 million a year is also what Harvie earns in part from every degrading and disgusting prank Sandilands has pulled on air – which is why I call him Sandilands’ pimp. Make no mistake about how he makes this part of his money. Do not doubt how dirty those dollar bills are.

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Baltimore duo Ear Pwr injects the spirit and fun of dance-pop into its indie-rock tunes. Its fans should find opening acts Toro y Moi and Giggle Party equally thrilling. 8 p.m. Pastime Tavern, 1503 S. Ervay St. Cover TBA. 214-565-0085 or myspace.com/earpwr THIS SHOW HAS BEEN MOVED TO GOOD RECORDS. 1808 Greenville Ave. No cover, but donations encouraged. paradeofflesh.com.
Denton act Darktown Strutters is one of the more buzzworthy groups in North Texas, and touts a thought-provoking mix of lo-fi electronic tracks and stylized female vocals. With Archibald Adams and No Mas Bodas. 8 p.m. at Rembrandt’s Pub, 703 McKinney Ave. No cover. 214-468-0073 or caferembrandtdallas.com.
Denton rock duo RTB2 performs with Dirty Sound and Here Holy Spain at 9 p.m. City Tavern, 1402 Main St. citytaverndowntown.com.
I Heart Wednesday at Plush. 12-Inch Pimps DJ DJ Willie Trimmer spins hip-hop, house, and Top 40. 9 p.m. 1400 Main St. No cover. 214-606-1203. myspace.com/plushdallas.

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