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Top Stories: New Details On George Zimmerman; Facebook Increases IPO

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By Korva Coleman

Published May 16, 2012 at 6:14 AM MDT

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Good morning, here are some of the top stories we're looking at today:

Greece Holds New Elections June 17th, Decides Fate Of Euro; World Stocks Fluctuate. ( )

Accused Serbian War Criminal Ratko Mladic Makes Threatening Gesture At Trial. ( )

New French President Meets German Leader After Lightning Strike On Plane Delays Trip Briefly. ( )

Searchers Locate Flight Data Recorder From Russian Plane That Crashed On Demonstration Flight In Indonesia. ( )

Amnesty International: Mali Facing Worst Human Rights Crisis, Food Shortages In 50 Years. ( )

Deb Fischer Wins Nebraska GOP Senate Primary In Upset, Will Face Democrat Bob Kerry. ( )

Germany's New 'Pirate Party' Of Online Activists Wins Votes In Local Election. ( )

Dinosaurs Had Arthritis, Or How A Pliosaur Got TMJ. ( )

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