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WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. Two fatal home fires today in the Detroit area have left five people dead, including three children. In Waterford Township, 30 miles northwest of Detroit, fire killed a police officer, his wife and their ten-year-old son.
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And the research indicates that he's right.
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Haiti's largest public hospital is barely functioning despite foreign governments' pledging \$1.4 billion toward Haiti's long-term development.
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Are patients undergoing coronary angiography well-informed? Prospective evaluation of the effectiveness of written information.
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The largest maternity in Switzerland will be in Geneva.
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Data centers in Florida weathered the brunt of Hurricane Frances, suffering only minor disruptions from the Labor Day weekend storm.
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IBM has offered a security chip on some of its ThinkPad laptops, and the company will now be offering a similar technology on select desktop models.
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CEOs contended their corporations are too poor to pay overtime, but on their next quarterly call with shareholders, they'll brag about record profits. In 2013, corporate profits were at their highest level in 85 years. That same year, employee compensation was at its lowest level in 65 years.
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Mobile phones: at the service of nursing care.
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Hey, they can still watch on TV and will now have more time to visit a good barber. In the end just three won the tickets
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Single French centre retrospective analysis of local control after high dose radiotherapy with or without chemotherapy and local control for Pancoast tumours.
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Euroferry Olympia caught fire in the Ionian Sea and burned into a second day as firefighters battled the blaze.
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This entry has been co-written with Dr. Heikki Koskenkylä and Dr. Peter Nyberg. The 1st of January 2017 marked the 18th anniversary
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BESLAN, Russia - Armed militants with explosives strapped to their bodies stormed a Russian school in a region bordering Chechnya on Wednesday, corralling hundreds of hostages - many of them children - into a gymnasium and threatening to blow up the building if surrounding Russian troops attacked. At least two people w...
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Vegetating idiopathic pyoderma gangrenosum.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Google Inc. slashed the size of its closely watched initial public offering nearly in half to less than \$2 billion on Wednesday, splashing cold water on what has been touted as the hottest Internet IPO in years.
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AP - Gov. Jim Doyle announced plans Wednesday to invest nearly #36;700 million to support human embryonic stem cell research and other medical experiments.
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When single-elimination play began in the World Cup of Hockey, Joe Thornton was converted by Team Canada coach Pat Quinn from a high-scoring pivotman to a checking center. His assignment was to shut down the other teams' top combinations. With his size, strength, and hockey sense, Thornton parlayed his new role into a ...
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NEW YORK It was getting late, and the pregame rock song quot;Let #39;s Get It Started quot; still applied to the New York Yankees.
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Payless ShoeSource Inc., the nation #39;s largest shoe retailer, posted a third-quarter profit on Friday compared with year-ago losses, due to improved margins and lower payroll costs.
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Hizbollah yesterday announced that a quot;Mirsad 1 quot; unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) carried out its maiden mission over Israel.
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MARK COLVIN: Meanwhile, the Iraqi Interim Government has denied that it #39;s going to release a top woman germ warfare scientist, Rihab Taha, from jail.
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The Motion Picture Association of America #39;s war on piracy took an unexpected turn this week with a new lawsuit. This time, instead of targeting pirates directly the MPAA has sued two microchip makers, Sigma Designs, Inc.
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Thomas Hall, one of four former midlevel Qwest executives charged with fraud in a 2001 equipment sale, will plead guilty to a misdemeanor, his attorney, Jeffrey Springer, said Friday.
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Under the advertising slogan quot;Digital Joy, quot; Microsoft and Intel plan a national television advertising campaign in the US, with plans to take the campaign to other countries next year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday morning after China's central bank said it was raising interest rates for the first time in nine years, fueling concerns that global economic growth may slow.
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Reuters - Democrat John Kerry on Wednesday\planned to attack President Bush's proposal to withdraw 70,000\American troops from Europe and Asia as a threat to national\security that could blunt the war on terror, campaign aides\said.
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Intel has rejigged its Pentium 4 processor pricing - hyper-threading desktop models, mobile models and the new Pentium 4 chips with 64-bit extensions have all been cut.
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LONDON (CBS.MW) -- Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever (UK:ULVR) said it will close its Birds Eye frozen food brand factory in Grimsby, UK with a loss of 600 jobs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Defending U.S. Open champion Andy Roddick has qualified for the end-of-season Tennis Masters Cup, tournament organizers announced on Tuesday.
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Tyrannosaurus rex achieved its massive size due to an enormous growth spurt during its adolescent years.
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THE WORLD does not need cellphones in the sky. They #39;re causing enough trouble on the ground. Here #39;s hoping the Federal Communications Commission gets a load of mail nixing its proposal to lift the current
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AP - Telecommunications giant Sprint Corp. is acquiring Nextel Communications Inc. in a #36;30 billion deal that would create the nation's third largest wireless telephone service provider.
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Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan environmentalist, today became the first African woman to win the Nobel peace prize. Ms Maathai, 64, Kenya #39;s deputy environment minister, heads the Green Belt movement, a group that
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Earthlings are about to be treated to a total lunar eclipse, just in time for Halloween. For more than an hour Wednesday night, the moon will be covered entirely by Earth #39;s shadow and resemble a glowing pumpkin.
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AP - Norway's capital could not have been further removed from the chaos and bloodshed of the Middle East. Yet it was as a result of top-secret meetings here that two veteran warriors decided it was time to talk peace.
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The Argentine government said late Wednesday it has postponed a global plan to restructure the bulk of US\$103 billion (euro78.30 billion) in default debt until mid-January, moving back a debt swap that was expected next week.
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Motorsport.com. Australian Grand Prix chairman Ron Walker doubts that the Grand Prix World Championship (GPWC) will come to much and claimed he will stick with Formula One.
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The Washington-bound Montreal Expos have found someone to take one of the most tenuous jobs in sports. Jim Bowden, the Reds #39; general manager in 1992-2003, will be announced as Washington #39;s GM today, a league
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WASHINGTON - Workers' productivity increased at an annual rate of 2.0 percent in the spring, the smallest gain since late 2002, reflecting the economy's slowdown. The increase in productivity - the amount an employee produces for every hour on the job - was down from an initial estimate of a 2.9 percent growth rate ...
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LONDON A judge rejected a claim Wednesday for a record 230.0 million in special damages in a libel case against the Financial Times newspaper that is being pursued by the London-based brokerage firm Collins Stewart Tullett.
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Including one that allows fans to use social media to boost a competitor’s performance.
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Defending champion Robert Allenby is confident of quickly bridging the gap between himself and tournament leader Bradley Hughes in today #39;s third round of the Australian Masters at Huntingdale in Melbourne.
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"Joe Paterno has been cast in a negative light and we're trying to correct that narrative."
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Every day, our increasingly independent children and adolescents are faced with coolers full of beverage and energy drink options, and they must have innovative and attractive milk alternatives that make it easier to make the nutritionally smart choice.
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qantas considers offshore option australian airline qantas could transfer as many as 7 000 jobs out of its home country as it seeks to save costs according to newspaper reports. chief executive geoff dixon was quoted by the australian newspaper as saying the carrier could no longer afford to remain all-australian . ...
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How do Cameroonian women experience their first gynecological examination? How can the procedure be modified to improve this experience?.
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The battering that the hurricanes of the last month has inflicted on NASA centers could strain an already tight schedule for resuming shuttle flights, but it is too early to tell how badly, experts said Thursday.
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An update on focal infection of oral origin.
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Notre Dame officials hope to be one step closer to obtaining a new football coach after getting to bed a little later than usual Thursday night.
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A breviary for astronomers and sailors: time knowledge and calculators of Bureau des longitudes, from Lalande a Loewry (1772-1907).
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The first woman ever to win gold in Olympic wrestling screamed with delight, subsided into floods of tears and leapt into the arms of an astonished referee.
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State of the art of the French Society for Hand Surgery Internet Websites Members.
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Israel has responded coolly to reports of secret contacts with the Palestinian militant group Hamas. European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana has revealed there has been some contacts, but he has
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BAGHDAD - Iraq ordered an investigation yesterday into whether a security breach triggered the massacre of 49 army recruits; meanwhile two foreign soldiers, an Estonian and an American, were killed in surging guerrilla raids during Ramadan.
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A majority of people worldwide say corruption among government and business elites is a grave problem, and about 10 percent say that they or a member of their household paid a bribe in the previous year, according to a new global opinion poll.
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Oracle customers will be able to get the delayed version of the company's E-Business Suite 11i.10 within 60 days, Oracle announced today.
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AP - When Sony Corp. President Kunitake Ando showed off the new Walkman meant to counter the assault by Apple's iPod portable music player, he held the prized gadget at the gala event upside down.
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Reuters - The Sudanese government and\rebel leaders need to be pushed to find a solution to the\bloody conflict in Darfur, African foreign ministers said\Sunday ahead of a summit on the crisis.
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AP - The U.S. textile industry petitioned the Bush administration on Tuesday for protection from what American companies fear will be a flood of Chinese products coming into this country when worldwide quotas are removed on Jan. 1.
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ZIMBABWE #39;S ruling party used its parliamentary majority today to pass electoral reforms the opposition said did not go far enough, and ban foreign-funded rights groups, a move critics say would stifle dissent.
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The narrative about North Korea, a narrative I believe to be true and have since early March, is simple: The North Koreans
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(EAGLE, Colo.) - NBA star Kobe Bryant has arrived at his sexual assault trial for the first time. Bryant is in Eagle, Colorado, as attorneys in the case prepare to question individual potential jurors behind closed doors.
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Unwanted pregnancies kill in Morocco.
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Management of symptoms and pain at the end of life.
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WATCH VIDEO ABOVE The former Alabama signal caller didn't disappoint on his first drive. With help from a late hit penalty
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Schwannoma of the vagus nerve: diagnostic strategy and therapeutic approach.
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TORONTO Press baron Conrad Black says he #39;d give up his posts as head of the Toronto-based Hollinger Incorporated to ease his plan to take the company private.
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Two years in a row, the Patriots #39; veteran outside linebacker has made the biggest play at exactly the right moment to maintain the separation between the Colts and true greatness.
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A British company said Sunday it was releasing a video game recreating the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy.
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Osteomyelitis in cat scratch disease: a case report and literature review.
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The US declines to wish Fidel Castro a speedy recovery after he fractures bones in a fall at a public ceremony.
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Passive smoking: first victories.
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Initial training and therapeutic patient education.
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global digital divide narrowing the digital divide between rich and poor nations is narrowing fast according to a world bank report. the world bank questioned a united nation s campaign to increase usage and access to technology in poorer nations. people in the developing world are getting more access at an incr...
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The first and only time Bruce Worthman learned his credit score was when he was interested in buying a home in East Meadow in 2002.
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On December 1st, the President’s Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity (PCENC) released their final report. The
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AP - Lakers star Kobe Bryant wants to apologize to former teammate Shaquille O'Neal for mentioning his name during a police interview last year.
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Role of duplex Doppler for superficial "angiomas".
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Russia held nuclear drills Saturday as well as conventional exercises in Belarus, which borders Ukraine to the north. The drills follow two days of sustained shelling.
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There are seven paradigm shifts; each has a clear implication for how brands need to change, and examples of brands that are getting it right.
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Reverse Takotsubo cardiomyopathy after iatrogenic epinephrine injection requiring percutaneous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
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Complementary medicine are offered at the CHUV.
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SAN MATEO, Calif. -- The promise of Internet-based video has long been hamstrung by copyright and piracy worries, slow dial-up connections, technical challenges, and consumer disdain for watching blotchy videos on their home computers.
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PeopleSoft chief executive Craig Conway wasted no time during his keynote address at the companys annual user conference reassuring customers that an Oracle takeover is not in its future.
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Red Hat has announced plans to acquire network security software from Netscape #39;s Enterprise Suite, adding it to its Open Source Architecture, The company says they will distribute it as open-source software, according to statements from company executives
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Finance firm CIT Group Inc. on Thursday said more new business and improving credit quality drove a 24 percent climb in third-quarter profit that beat Wall Street targets by a penny.
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Urinary functional complications following radical uterine surgery.
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ASPEN - Finn Tanja Poutianen won the second giant slalom of the season Friday, holding off defending World Cup champ Anja Paerson of Sweden by 0.09 seconds.
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Two days after senior Lane Jackson will be counted on heavily to lead Navy to its first victory over Notre Dame since 1963, the inside linebacker be interviewed by a panel of SEALs.
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Pakistan #39;s UN ambassador fired back at allegations that his country was aiding Taliban and other elements trying to undermine neighbouring Afghanistan and its presidential election.
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Anterior traumatic axial disruption of the middle carpal joint. Case report with literature review.
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With the wind picking up as the first round of the Volvo Masters progressed throughout the day, the afternoon starters had the worst of the draw.
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Dignity and the elderly: age makes no difference.
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Imaging of urothelial carcinomas of the upper tract: state of the art review for the yearly scientific report of the National French Association of Urology.
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Seagate Technology (STX.N: Quote, Profile, Research) , the top US maker of hard drives used to store data in computers, on Tuesday forecast quarterly revenue above Wall Street estimates on strong demand for storage for larger business
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Airport operations were back to normal early Wednesday following a radio failure at a Federal Aviation Administration control facility that tied up travelers for hours.
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Advertising agencies and communications professionals are using blogs to create discussion about ideas within their industries.
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AU Optronics Corp ( ), the world #39;s third-largest maker of flat-panel displays used in computers and televisions, expects the decline in screen prices that began earlier this year to come to an end as demand rebounds.
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All sports, like life itself, involve risks. Unless we intend to keep our children by our sides, safe from the potential of injury, growing up entails dangers to life and limb.