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Not one but 'six giraffe species'
The world's tallest animal, the giraffe, may actually be several species, a new genetics study suggests.
BBC News - December 21, 2007
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City Room: City Room: Bruno Ends Investment Firm Ties
The State Senate majority leader severed his ties with a Connecticut investment company that manages tens of millions of dollars for union locals in and around his district, northeast of Albany.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
DealBook Blog: DealBook: What?s the Best Buyout of the Year?
Forget your holiday plans for a minute and think back. Way back. All the way to June. That was when the frenzy of leveraged buyouts hit its peak, cresting with a $48 billion bid for BCE, the parent of Bell Canada, which remains the largest buyout deal ever. A week later, Hilton Hotels agreed to [...
New York Times - December 21, 2007
The Caucus Blog: Giuliani?s Stock Declines
There have been some big moves recently in the prediction markets that are tracking the presidential campaign.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Top Bush Terrorism Adviser Is Leaving Unscathed
Frances Fragos Townsend is stepping down on Jan. 4 after several years as President Bush?s chief terrorism adviser.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
As Cars Hit More Animals on Roads, Toll Rises
Rural roads are being traveled by more and more people, leading to an increase in fatal wildlife-related crashes.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
The Lede Blog: A Times Article on Italy Hits a Nerve
A published account of Italy?s national malaise prompted a critical ? and very public ? collective self-assessment.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Judge Refuses to Order Hearing on C.I.A. Tapes
Detainees? lawyers had requested a hearing to force the government to explain the destruction of the tapes.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Stocks Soar on Merrill Report and Economic Data
Talks of an investment in Merrill Lynch and a strong report on consumer spending lifted investors? spirits.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
News Analysis: Romney Learns That ?Facts Are Stubborn Things?
Questions are being raised after Mitt Romney?s statement about his father marching with Martin Luther King Jr.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Court Voids Conviction in 1988 Murders
The New York State appellate ruling means Martin H. Tankleff, imprisoned for 17 years for the murders of his parents, could get a new trial.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Hamas Fighter Killed in Gaza
JERUSALEM ? A Hamas fighter was shot to death on Friday in Gaza near the border with Israel, but the Israeli army said it had nothing to do with it.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Cubans Still Waiting for Castro
Fidel Castro did not make an appearance at the inauguration of an oil refinery, as had been speculated.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Iraqi Shiite Wants to Limit Sunni Patrols
Abdul Aziz al-Hakim said that the neighborhood patrols in Sunni areas must submit to government authority.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Mbeki Plans to Stay in Office
South Africa?s president intends remain in office until his term ends in 2009, despite being ousted as leader of the African National Congress by his rival and likely successor, Jacob Zuma.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Russia?s RUSAL to Buy Norilsk Stake
RUSAL said the move was part of an effort to build a globally competitive Russian metals and mining company.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Russia?s Vimpelcom Buys Golden Telecom
The second-largest cellphone operator in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States said the $4.3 billion deal will create the region?s first integrated fixed-to-mobile provider.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Circuit City Posts Wider-Than-Expected Loss
Losses ballooned to $207.3 million for the third quarter, driven by lower extended warranty sales and restructuring costs.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Marsh & McLennan Replacing Its Chief
The insurance broker said it would replace Michael G. Cherkasky after a year of disappointing results. The news sent company shares higher.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
Philips in $5.1 Billion Deal for Respironics
The acquisition of Respironics, which makes medical devices that assist or monitor breathing, is one of a steady stream of takeovers of U.S. companies by Philips? medical arm.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
BMW Plans Thousands of Layoffs
Facing rising costs and resurgent competition from rivals like Mercedes, BMW announced its first significant layoffs in at least a decade.
New York Times - December 21, 2007
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WILL GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE U.S. MILITARY STRENGTHEN OUR MILITARY?
NO. MORE DISTRACTIONS WILL NOT MAKE US STRONGER.
YES. MORE PEOPLE THAN EVER WILL BE ABLE TO SERVE.
IT WON'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE AT ALL.
GAYS ARE ALREADY SERVING SO IT WON'T HELP OR HURT MUCH.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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