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Atlanta News First investigation discovers another case of alleged deed fraud

Atlanta News First investigation discovers a case of alleged deed fraud.

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How a fake landlord nearly evicted an Atlanta family

How a fake landlord nearly evicted an Atlanta family
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How a criminal can take your property with a simple document | News

Every year, dozens of Shelby County residents learn they no longer own their home.

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Divided Cyprus Voting for President Amid Migrant Crisis, Turkish Tensions

Cyprus (AP) - Cypriots on Sunday began voting for their eighth president in the divided island's 63-year history as an independent state.

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Analysts Say Greece-Turkey War Unlikely Despite Threats to Bomb Athens

(AP) - Speaking to youths in a Black Sea town, Turkey's president directly threatened that new ballistic missiles could hit the Greek capital

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