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When water mixes with dirt it becomes mud, tons of mud, the kind of mud that, in the wake of flash floods on Oct. 29 and 30, has turned the Spanish region of València into a kind of war zone. More than 200 people are dead; nearly 90 are still missin

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For 42 years, my mother thought I was dead. I, like thousands of Chilean children, was stolen at birth. I was born in a Santiago state hospital on Oct. 31, 1980. My mamá remembers staff members telling her that I was jaundiced and needed to be put i