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• Fed surprises with half-point rate cut


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• Fed may cut key interest rate


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• Iran criticizes France over war warning


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• La. to buy 19,000 ruined homes


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• N. Korea denies Syria nuke ties


• Mozilla tries Firefox recipe with Thunderbird


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• MICROSOFT FACES THREAT OF FRESH PROBES AFTER EU COURT DEFEAT...


• Hillary's health care plan has no answers for illegals...

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• PAPER- Pentagon develops list of 2,000 bombing targets in Iran...


• UK BANK SEEKS TAKEOVER AS SAVERS PUSH IT TO BRINK...


• Clinton to Unveil $110 Billion-Per-Year Health Care Plan...


• Oil hits new record at $81.01 per barrel...


• AMD announces chip with three 'brains'


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• Former Federal Judge May Replace Gonzales


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• Petraeus encounters opposition even among some superiors


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• Oil Hits $80 a Barrel for First Time...


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• 'Nuke sites spotted in Syria'...


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• Ahmadinejad- Israel 'cannot continue its life'...


• EARTH MAY SURVIVE SUN'S DEMISE IN 5 BILLION YEARS...


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• Fidel Castro says U.S. fooled world over 9/11


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• Fed's Lockhart- Looking at Consumers


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• PETRAEUS COOL UNDER FIRE


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• AMD Launches Barcelona


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• Toyota May Need New China Auto Plant, Kinoshita Says 


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• UNIVISION claims they are #1 network among all adults 18-34 for the first time...


• Limits proposed on fast-food restaurants...


• Microsoft, Siemens to develop automotive infotainment


• U.S. Mars rovers survive severe dust storms


• New Mexico unveils commercial spaceport design


• 'Spooky' quantum communication

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• Ahmadinejad Says USA 'Racing To Hell'...


• OSAMA RAMBLE- INSANE TAXES, GLOBAL WARMING AND MORTGAGES!


• Pakistan on alert before Sharif's planned return


• Another Blackberry outage


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• AMD's New Microprocessor to Be Unveiled


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• Al-Qaeda criticizes Hamas' priorities


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• Bush aide- Bin Laden is 'virtually impotent'


• Romney Says al-Qaida Leader Deluded...


• Forbes predicts Clinton will win nomination; face Bloomberg and Giuliani...


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• Surprise drop in US employment


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• Nifong Reports to Jail; Duke Players Seek 30M Settlement


• Bush and S. Korean leader spar


• 'GREEN' GORE GOES GULFSTREAM- VIDEO CATCHES ECO-WARRIOR ON LUXURY PRIVATE JET...


• Oil price tests at all-time high; Pressure on OPEC rises...


• APPLE's Jobs Sorry for iPhone Price Cut...


• Bush Bad Day at Sydney Opera House...


• PAPER- Petraeus, Seeing Gains in Iraq as Fragile, Is Wary of Cuts...


• US force levels in Iraq swell to all-time high...


• MTV to Debut Bisexual Dating Show...


• San Fran drafting legislation for ID cards -- for illegals!

• New Bin Ladin clues from recent videotape 


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• Syria 'fires on Israel warplanes'


• Chinese hackers cyber-attacking British government networks...


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• Fossett search expands to 10,000 square miles


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• Nuclear Bombs Mistakenly Flown Over USA...


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• BBC drops climate change special...


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