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At least 3 dead, 18 wounded in separate mass shootings less than 15 minutes apart

Police in two U.S. cities are searching for answers after separate shootings left 21 people shot overnight, including three who were killed.

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At least 3 dead, 18 wounded in separate mass shootings less than 15 minutes apart
Police in two U.S. cities are searching for answers after separate shootings left 21 people shot overnight, including three who were killed.
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