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 Two police officers shot during night of protests in Ferguson 
 One officer shot in the shoulder and one was shot in the face, police say. 
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Darius Gordon of Citizen Action of New York City leads a chant during a rally for public education on the Senate Staircase at the Capitol in Albany, N.Y. Hundreds of public school students and parents rallied at the Capitol to urge lawmakers to boost

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