USA TODAY International Edition - 2016-09-27

• Marlins mourn ace: ‘ He played with the joy of a Little Leaguer’
• Trump tactics can trip up debaters
• Will Latinos make presence felt?
• WAR ON AFRICAN ELEPHANTS: POACHING CAUSES BIGGEST LOSSES IN 25 YEARS
• Charlotte removes curfew, but emotions remain raw
• News from across the USA
• 16 more women accuse physician
• Trust and temperamen­t among big tests in debate
• African- American museum ‘ belongs to all Americans’
• CEO TALKS ABOUT MARRIOTT’S FUTURE QTHE COMPANY IS NOW THE LARGEST HOTEL COMPANY IN THE WORLD. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR PRICING OF HOTEL ROOMS?
• Self- driving revolution is set to begin now
• Housing shortage eases in some tight markets
• The truth is out there
• APPLE’S GOOF SHOWS SMALL BUSINESSES DON’T HAVE TO BE PERFECT
• More in positive- equity territory
• Marriott/ Starwood union is good for loyalty members
• Larger plane doesn’t mean that it’s safer
• Americans want an open discourse in the debates
• Johnson: ‘ I’m not a protest vote’
• Questions for the candidates
• ‘ The King’ was golf, U. S. icon
• 3- 0 Vikings ride defense again
• MLB loses a lot of heart, soul in Fernandez
• Another gear
• WASHINGTON SHOWS RESILIENCY
• Wentz’s stature grows with 3- 0 start
• COACHES FALL SHORT
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL Points: Previous ranking:
• LSU has tall task in luring big name to follow Miles
• Quick fix unlikely for 1- 3 Notre Dame
• McIlroy wins Playoff finale, bonus
• Scully’s last call in L. A. magical
• Bullets are no match for his brawn
• Winslet sews up the details
• African American museum: A guide to living history
• For writer’s daughter, Sully’s a hero again
• Inspiring ‘ Queen of Katwe’ is good across the board
• CROSSWORD

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