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Apec to back 'market-oriented' currencies
Asia-Pacific governments were expected on Thursday to stick with economic stimulus plans and make a joint call for market-oriented exchange rates to ensure the fragile recovery under way can be sustained. Comment?
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Salvadorans Mourn 130 Who Died in Flooding
Source: Published: Thursday, November 12, 2009 SAN SALVADOR - Salvadorans began observing three days of national mourning Nov. Comment?
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land grab continues over white farms in Zimbabwe
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The few remaining white farmers in Zimbabwe have complained of a step-up in harrassment to get them off their properties. Comment?
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State wildlife officials say they found the emerald ash borer in the city of Oak Creek on Thursday, about two miles from where the tree parasite was found in August. Comment?
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Local company increases footprint in Spencer
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Maurer Manufacturing owners recently purchased property, including the former Shopper's Supply warehouse in Spencer's industrial park. Comment?
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Director Roland Emmerich mounts an all-out assault on the conventions of quality filmmaking with this bloated disaster flick. Comment?
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Market Math ~ Planning Your Planting
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I've already had people stop by my blog looking for FarmVille Tips, and I didn't have any. Comment?
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Genetics vs. bug-borne illness
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Genetically engineered mosquitoes created by UA entomologists could provide a valuable weapon against malaria, dengue, West Nile and other mosquito-transmitted diseases. Comment?
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... "Countries are free to take the measures they think will work." CUBA American researchers join others to engage in 'science diplomacy' HAVANA a ' Eight American scientists, including Nobel laureate in chemistry Peter Agre, are in Havana to engage in ... Comment?
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Bud Selmi's Sizzlin Sauces sizzle again
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You see, the hot pepper competitions are held in places like California, New Mexico and Texas. Comment?
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Veterans of the Heartland: Radar O'Reilly : News : KTVO3
We stopped by the Kirksville Primary School where local veterans enjoyed lunch with the students. Comment?
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Species called missing link
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A newly discovered dinosaur species that roamed about 200 million years ago might help explain how the creatures evolved into the largest animals on land, scientists in South Africa said yesterday. Comment?
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Agricultural museum moves closer to reality
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Brian Weber, the director of the Museum of Ventura County Farm Museum, stands inside the historic Mill building in Santa Paula, which will be his bailiwick. Comment?
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Paul Allen Backs E-Mail Start-Ups
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Gist, a beta-phase e-mail start-up kicked off by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's Vulcan Capital, has raised a $6.75 million first round led by the Foundry Group. Comment?
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Load on Lee to be force underneath
Pat Kennedy knows talented basketball players when he sees them. He is one of just five coaches in the country who have been a head coach at least 29 consecutive seasons. Comment?
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A Catalyst for Entrepreneurs in Santa Barbara
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Over the past couple of years we have visited small business and entrepreneur support organizations in LA , OCTANe in Orange County, the San Diego Software Industry Council/SDSIC in San Diego, and the Silicon Valley Product Management Association . Comment?
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Model T's To War "American Ambulances on the Western Fron, 1914-1918"
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Airs Thursday, November 12 at 7:00 PM Between 1914 and 1917 a ' prior to the United States' entry into World War I a ' more than 3,000 American volunteers, paying their own passage, set sail for France to aid the war effort. Comment?
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US science group seeks cooperation with Cuba
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A group led by the head of the United States' biggest science organization is in Cuba this week to discuss ways to rekindle scientific cooperation as US-Cuba relations slowly improve under US President Barack Obama. Comment?
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Eureka! A touring play makes math dramatic for middle- and high-schoolers
... in a dramatic way, you can help show the really essential connection between math and art, poetry, music, and science. Math is really the key to everything.'' There's a line in the play, Kelley said, where Pascal explains the difference between ... Comment?
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New dinosaur species found Paleontologist Adam Yates describes the find of fossilized bones of a new dinosaur species, Aardonyx Celestae, from the early Jurassic period during an announcement of the discovery at the University of the Witwatersrand, in Johannesburg, Wednesday, Nov. Comment?
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