Gill Report - Venezuela’s Passion: Twisting the Tail of an Angry Beast

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Review Just say I dont to Bride Wars
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Meltdown 101 The importance of same-store sales
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Broadcasts to mobile devices to start in 22 cities
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New TV trends Internet movies, 3-D, power saving
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UN curbs Gaza aid after trucks hit by Israeli fire
Southern Ledger - January 8, 2009

UN 257 Palestinian children killed in Gaza
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Arabs, West agree on elements of Gaza resolution
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$5M bond for man charged with murder of Ohio mom
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Firefighters near containment of Colo. wildfire
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Fatal police shooting sparks violent protests
Southern Ledger - January 8, 2009

2 arrested in burglary at Gregg Allmans Ga. home
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Gavin Creel set to play Claude in Bways Hair
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Tom Cruise calls Travolta death horrific
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Panel recommends impeaching Ill. governor
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Nadal loses, Federer advances at Qatar Open
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Venezuela’s Passion: Twisting the Tail of an Angry Beast

Coleo, an event where men on horseback take a bull by its tail has inflamed animal welfare advocates but fans see it as Venezeula’s national sport.
New York Times - September 9, 2006
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Benedict Begins Pilgrimage to His Homeland

Pope Benedict XVI arrived in his home country, Germany, to begin a personal six-day pilgrimage to the Bavarian places that shaped him as a child.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Cheney’s Power No Longer Goes Unquestioned

Vice President Dick Cheney finds the powers he has asserted under attack and his own influence challenged.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Montenegro Votes, With Post-Serbia Path Unclear

The real mystery for Montenegro is how its prime minister will choose to lead the country into a future seemingly free of the baggage of the former Yugoslavia.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

DataBank: Worry Over Housing Market Offsets Oil Price Cut

The concern over inflation and weakening housing prices offset the salutary effects of a drop in the price of oil.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

The Goods: If You Buckle Up, They Will Watch

Nothing says 'look at me' like playing video clips on your belt.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Life's Work: A Day to Clear the View, and Remember

After five years, it's time to review those heartfelt vows, and renew them.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Seeking to Attract Top Prospects, Employers Brush Up on Brands

Human resources officers now find themselves courting interviewees who want, and even demand, a good reason to come on board.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

[TS] Gretchen Morgenson: How to Find a Fund’s True Colors

A year's proxy votes reveal exactly whose side mutual funds are on.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

The Boss: Smart Is as Smart Does

When Marcy Syms began her career in management, there was an assumption that she may not have earned her position.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Market Week: What If The Economy Doesn’t Land?

As investors place bets on whether the economy will experience a hard or soft landing. One Wall Street veteran suggests a third possible outcome — no landing at all.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Suits: When Co-Defendants Have a Falling Out

So much for honor among, er, co-conspirators.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Armchair M.B.A.: A Few Bad Apples, and Everybody’s Sauce

Siemen's leader is still bullish on America, but concerned about a rise in bureaucracy.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Strategies: Stock Tips From Spam Aren’t Just Silly. They’re Costly.

Buy this stock!, the spam shouts, and buy they do.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Square Feet: Expecting the Unexpected as Part of the Job

In Iran, Richard Bassuk developed condos, then helped evacuate Americans.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Investing: Drugstores Are Looking More Like a Growth Story

Why now is the time to invest in drugstores.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

The Count: What a Difference Five Years Makes for Ford Nest Eggs

Ford Motor shareholder value decreased $7.32 million every day William Clay Ford Jr. was at the helm of the company.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Dealbook: This Hunting Season, No Elephant May Be Too Big

As buyout fever has infected more and more executives, the potential targets being bandied about are starting to feel a bit more realistic.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Novelties: Flyweight Flashlights That Sip Power

Farewell, my lovely old flashlight? Incandescent bulbs are being supplanted by a new generation of light-emitting diodes.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

Economic View: Behind That Sense of Job Insecurity

In today’s economy, workers have to prepare for the possibility that their jobs won’t last as long as they once expected.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

From Driver to Passenger

In a smaller role, Bill Ford is on an unmapped road.
New York Times - September 9, 2006

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