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Know This:

• Occupy Wall Street: A day after Zuccotti Park raid, only 16 people remain; The People’s Library arrives to pick up seized books, finds many books missing or destroyed; November 17th International Day of Action schedule posted; 100 arrested after occupying Bank of America branch in downtown San Francisco; Associated Press upset at employees for tweeting their Occupy Wall Street arrests “before the material was on the wire.”

• Cain Quote Round-Up: “I’m not supposed to know anything about foreign policy”; “How do you say ‘delicious’ in Cuban?”

• Man with history of mental illness arrested in connection with shooting incident near White House.

Read This:

• Police dispute Mike McQueary’s claim that he contacted them about Jerry Sandusky; random Internet forum comment led investigators to McQueary.

• “Super” Mario Monti formally sworn in as Italy’s prime minister.

• Chinese media mum on news of man who set himself on fire in Tiananmen Square last month.

• France recalls ambassador, Free Syrian Army attacks government military bases for first time following “deadliest day” since anti-government protest began.

• Pizza sauce counts as a vegetable in school lunches: Congress.

• Salvation Army bell ringers to accept credit cards.

The Other:

• NewsFeed: Mississippi Sorority Sisters Placed on Probation After Dressing in Blackface.

• Tea x Time List: 6 Badass Kids Who Ran Away from Home With a Vengeance.

• Above: “I Will Never Lego” by Heng Swee Lim. (via.)