Daily Briefing: Relief efforts begin as Haiti crisis escalates

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Haiti relief effort begins By Marisol Bello, Rachel Revehl and Brian Winter, USA TODAY NEWS REACHES U.S. DEPORTATIONS HALTED More News Obama pledges starter of $100M in relief Many kids missing second H1N1 doses
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