(CNN) -- After more than seven hours of deliberations, jurors still haven't decided whether Jodi Arias will live or die. The Arizona jury sent out a note Wednesday morning saying its members couldn't agree. Judge Sherry Stephens told them to try again and ordered them back into the jury room. It was another unexpected turn in the dramatic, high-profile murder trial, which has lasted for months, sparked a media frenzy and drawn spectators who line up for courtroom seats. Earlier this month, the same jurors took less than two hours to decide that Arias was "exceptionally cruel" in 2008 when she stabbed ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander 29 times, slit his neck from ear to ear and shot him in the face.
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NEW: The jury has gone home for the day; they've deliberated for more than seven hours
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After jurors say they're stuck, a judge offers suggestions, sends them back to deliberations
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They are weighing whether Jodi Arias should receive the death penalty
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Arias pleads for her life, saying she could make a difference in prison
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