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New Minneapolis winery to make booze from foraged ingredients

New Minneapolis winery to make booze from foraged ingredients

St. Paul couple Jeff and Gita Zeitler are starting their own winery and cider house, but they're taking a particularly creative approach to sourcing ingredients -- they want to forage as many of them as possible.
by Britta Greene

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Three views on China

Three views on China

With Chinese President Xi Jinping in the US, MPR News with Tom Weber examines three important issues in China; cybersecurity, the environment, and the Chinese economy.

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VW to retrofit diesel cars to fix test-cheating module

VW to retrofit diesel cars to fix test-cheating module

As early as 2007, Volkswagen was reportedly warned by the contractor that supplied the now-infamous engine management software that it would be illegal to sell cars with deceptive settings.

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