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Here’s the latest for Tuesday, January 27th: Border Patrol chief Bovino to leave Minnesota; Remains of last Israeli hostage in Gaza returned; Apparent North Korean missile test reported; Deep freeze follows winter storm in South.
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Here’s the latest for Tuesday, January 27th: Border Patrol chief Bovino to leave Minnesota; Remains of last Israeli hostage in Gaza returned; Apparent North Korean missile test reported; Deep freeze follows winter storm in South.
 
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