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Zorn a Little Pass-Happy Lately?
Washington Post - Over the last three years, we've mulled how running the ball, time of possession, and being an elite football team are related time and again. Zorn plans to run the ball more in Week 12 'Skins feel November pain |
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The Italian government has agreed to sell the bankrupt airline Alitalia to a business consortium.
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Two government programs intended to help hundreds of thousands of borrowers avoid foreclosure are having negligible effects, a top Bush administration official said.
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China’s social security minister has described the country’s employment situation as “grim’” and warned that the effects of the global financial crisis were not fully felt yet.
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AP - A plan to give troubled U.S. automakers billions of dollars in government-backed loans is on life support, leaving the fate of hundreds of thousands of workers and Detroit’s once-venerable car companies hanging in the balance.
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A federal jury in Manhattan on Wednesday convicted Alberto W. Vilar on 12 counts of fraud.
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Two longtime Republican lawmakers were named to the new five-member review panel set up to monitor the Bush administration?s $700 billion financial rescue plan.
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Solomon: Rockets loss to Mavs bound to repeat
Houston Chronicle - By JEROME SOLOMON Copyright 2008 Houston Chronicle Sorry, your version of Flash doesn't support this video. Please download the latest version at adobe. Rockets' Yao Sits Out With Sore Foot New faces, old hand blend for Dallas Mavericks' win |
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The Internet is replacing the high street as the shopping destination of choice in the Asia Pacific, with a new survey showing a majority of Internet users prefer to go online to buy everything from electronics to holidays.
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A new digital library, called Europeana, intends to showcase Europe?s history, literature, arts and science.
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