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  Is this a photo of the famed park-haunting 'demon dog'?

  A woman named Stephanie Smith was snapping photos of some 19th century architecture in Roundhay park in Yorkshire and didn't see anything out of the ordinary.But after examining her photos more closely at home, she noticed a dark figure in a shadow in one of the pictures.And by brightening up the image, you can see very clearly what appears to be an animal, which she says wasn't there when she took the photograph."It took me a moment to figure out what it was but once I could see the head, ears,

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  Pot landlord sues San Bernardino over marijuana regulations

  A woman who owns a business that claims to be California's largest landlord of marijuana businesses sued the city of San Bernardino to overturn its pot regulation ordinance that could bar her from the industry. Stephanie Smith, the owner of a business called Bubba Likes Tortillas, said in the lawsuit filed Friday in San Bernardino County Superior Court that the city's new law could create monopolies and also prevent her from renting property to pot growers and other marijuana operations.

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  California police busted a multimillion-dollar weed 'fortress'

  Police in Southern California raided a weed "fortress" on Wednesday, seizing 35,000 marijuana plants and shutting down an operation they believe was bringing in millions of dollars a month. Inside the four-story warehouse, police found thousands of plants stacked next to one another under heat lamps on wood tables and an advanced irrigation system. Police and federal investigators raided three properties owned by the same woman and seized 18,000 pounds (8,164 kilograms) of marijuana in total.

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  U.S. lawsuit over lack of baseball netting for fans is dismissed

  (Adds Major League Baseball comment, netting recommendations, paragraphs 9-10) By Jonathan Stempel Nov 17 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to require the 30 Major League Baseball teams to extend netting at stadiums farther down the first- and third-base lines to protect fans from injuries caused by foul balls and broken bats. U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled late Wednesday that two fans who brought the proposed class-action lawsuit lacked standing to su

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