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A family has dropped a lawsuit that claimed a hospital caused distress to a dying woman by moving her to make room for Michael Jackson during his 2005 child-molestation trial, an attorney said Wednesday.
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A woman sunbathes on the Santa Maria beach, Cuba, Monday, Nov. 24, 2008. Cuban resorts are gearing up for a record year even as other Caribbean islands lay off workers and suspend construction. The country is booked, thanks to the financial crisis going..
