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Officials: John Edwards to join '08 race
CNN 		Officials: John Edwards to join '08 race
Former Democratic vice presidential nominee John Edwards intends to seek his party's nomination for the 2008 presidential race, two Democratic officials said Saturday.
CNN - December 16, 2006
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Searchers head out during break in weather
CNN 		Searchers head out during break in weather
More than 50 expert climbers headed up Mount Hood on Saturday, encouraged by a break in the weather that improved their chances of finding three stranded climbers.
CNN - December 16, 2006
With 101 Homicides, Newark Nears a Bleak Milestone
As Newark struggles to revive itself, the killing of a young woman leaves the city one homicide short of a 1995 record.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Indiana Senator Withdraws From 2008 Presidential Field
Two weeks after taking steps toward entering the presidential race, Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, quit the field.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
In Houston, Art Is Where the Home Is
In Houston, Rick Lowe saw some dilapidated housing and discovered a new type of creativity.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Episcopalians Are Reaching Point of Revolt
Several conservative Episcopal churches in Virginia are expected to announce that they have voted to cut their ties with the Episcopal Church.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Japan Rightists Fan Fury Over North Korea Abductions
Japan?s nationalists are fanning fury over abductions decades ago by North Korea, still a burning issue.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Poisoned Spy?s Wife Says He Feared Kremlin?s Long Reach
The widow of the poisoned ex-spy Alexander V. Litvinenko said he worried about the safety of exiles after Russia passed a law legalizing attacks beyond its borders.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Policy on Morning-After Pill Upsets Chile
A measure to make the morning-after pill available free at state-run hospitals has generated complaints and challenges in the country.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Katmandu Memo: As Nepal Shakes Up Ancient Order, All Is Up in the Air
The ground rules of nationhood are radically changing in Nepal after King Gyanendra returned the government to an elected Parliament.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Legal System in Iraq Staggers Beneath the Weight of War
The system in Iraq for detaining, charging and trying suspects has become another weak link in the rule of law.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Leader Orders Early Elections for Palestinians
Mahmoud Abbas?s declaration was both a challenge to the Hamas movement and a risky effort to break a political stalemate that could backfire.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Armchair M.B.A.: How to Untangle the Power Grid, Digitally
A smarter grid could mean new efficiency, and thus less need to build power plants.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
The Boss: Out of Africa, Onto the Web
Reed Hastings got the idea for Nexflix after he had incurred a $40 late fee for "Apollo 13."
New York Times - December 16, 2006
New Highs for Indexes, and No Move by the Fed
The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor?s 500-stock index on Friday both reached all-time closing highs.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
The Goods: Daylight for the Deep Sea
The Newtlite is designed to bathe the dark sea in a vivid daytime glow while withstanding the crushing pressure of ultradeep water.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Economic View: The More You Pay, the Better the Care? Think Twice
Several new studies suggest that there is no relationship between the amount spent on treating a patient and the quality and outcome of the care.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Square Feet | Blueprints: Where Comfort Is Obvious, and Wiring Less So
Workers can even find places to nap during long shifts.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
The Count: In One Industry, Great Danger From Falling Axes
Planned job cuts in the United States auto industry reached 151,457 this year through November.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
Strategies: In a Merger Wave, a Dangerous Undertow for Stocks
The correlation between stock market tops and soaring M.& A. levels is no coincidence.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
[TS] Gretchen Morgenson: A Sneak Preview of Proxy Battles
United States shareholders are stirring and promise to make next year?s proxy season mighty lively.
New York Times - December 16, 2006
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WILL NBC'S BAN OF ANN COULTER HURT HER BOOK SALES?
NOT A BIT. NOBODY WATCHING NBC CAN READ ANYWAY.
NO. ANYBODY WATCHING NBC IS NOT LIKELY TO BUY ANN'S BOOK ANYWAY.
YES. SHE MIGHT AS WELL HAWK THE BOOK ON THE STREETS IF SHE CAN'T GET ON NBC.
I WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT THE BOOK UNTIL NBC BANNED HER.
IF ANN WILL COME OVER AND READ IT TO ME I WILL BUY A DOZEN!!!
 
 

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