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Going, Going, Gone: Sahara Sale
From casino chips and camel lamps to mattresses and celebrity photos, more than 600,000 items went on sale at the closed Sahara Hotel and Casino on June 16, 2011.
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- Heidi Klum Goes Sheer
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- Shark Attacks Australian Fishing Boat
- Historic Bren Tower demolished at Nevada National Security Site
- Alison Brie Likes To Jog Naked
- PHOTOS: Wranglers drop Game 5, Florida takes Kelly Cup
- Kayaker Survives Trip Over Washington Waterfall
- Cirque du Soleil clown celebrates 80th birthday during show at Mystere
- Snoop Dog throws 1st pitch at White Sox game
- PHOTOS: College of Southern Nevada graduation ceremony
- Raw Video: Robber Uses Drive-thru Window
- Competitive eater Rich LeFevre tackles the eight pound burger at the Pub
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- Ellie Kemper's Stripper Surprise on 'Ellen'
- PHOTOS: Annular Eclipse over Las Vegas
- Maddie the Balancing Dog On Cross-Country Trip
- PHOTOS: 2012 Billboard Awards in Las Vegas
- Crawford's Sexy Leather Look
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- Foothill High School Prom
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