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Bloomberg - 39 minutes ago
Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Asian currencies fell, led by the South Korean won and Indian rupee, as emerging markets took a beating after Dubai sought to delay debt payments, bolstering demand for safety in U.S. Treasuries and the dollar.
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WAVE 3 Louisville - 57 minutes ago
As people around Kentuckiana have been counting their blessings this holiday week, a Louisville man is reaching out to the public. On November 20, Dan Papapietro lost his wife, Dini, after a hit and run driver killed the beloved mother as she was crossing Baxter Avenue. Before her memorial service held Friday, he asked for help from the public.
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FOX 11 Tucson - 2 hours 2 minutes ago
The supervisors are Mark Kennedy and Gary Kane (800-845-8450, ext. 1601, 1602). In Photos, Marc Vodofsky (ext. 1900). In Multimedia/Graphics, Jake O'Cconell (ext. 1905). Expanded AP content, beyond what appears on this wire, can be obtained from http://www.apexchange.com. For access to AP Exchange and other technical issues, contact customersupport(at)ap.org or call ...
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The Cincinnati Enquirer - 2 hours 17 minutes ago
When the light flashes across the movie screen at the Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center, suddenly filmgoers are swept to exotic places like Brazil, Indonesia and Mozambique.
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Santa Barbara Independent - 2 hours 18 minutes ago
This year when a Tall Ship anchored in Santa Barbara, Katherine Ferry climbed aboard for a sail, a swashbuckling opera, and an overnight shift as a safety officer on the Spirit of Dana Point , replica of an 18th Century schooner.
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WHAS TV11 Louisville - 2 hours 44 minutes ago
A week has passed and still no one has been arrested for hitting and killing 37-year-old Dini Papapietro with a car and driving off. Dini’s former employer, Global Entertainment, is offering $500 to the person whose tip to police leads to an arrest of the person who hit Dini and drove off.
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Ventura County Star - 2 hours 56 minutes ago
HOUSTON — A major shock to the education system came during World War II when the armed services reported an appalling degree of illiteracy among recent school graduates. They complained the typical public-school graduate had trouble writing a respectable English sentence, and many soldiers were woefully ignorant of elementary facts about the nation’s history.With the 1957 launch of Sputnik by ...
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Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! Finance - Fri Nov 27, 4:57 pm ET
Some people might not expect Sean Stephenson.
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MSNBC - Fri Nov 27, 2:30 pm ET
Indonesia has rejected a push by Bali for rare turtles to be legally slain in Hindu ceremonies, siding with conservationists of the protected reptiles against religious advocates.
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WTSP-TV Tampa - Fri Nov 27, 2:29 pm ET
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida -- Space shuttle Atlantis and its seven astronauts are back on Earth.
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Bloomberg - Fri Nov 27, 2:23 pm ET
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Sugar prices rebounded from a six- week low in New York as countries including India, the world’s largest consumer, increased purchases. Orange juice also gained.
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The San Angelo Standard-Times - Fri Nov 27, 1:35 pm ET
SAN ANGELO, Texas —HOUSTON — A major shock to the education system came during World War II when the armed services reported an appalling degree of illiteracy among recent school graduates. They complained the typical public-school graduate had trouble writing a respectable English sentence and many soldiers were woefully ignorant of elementary facts about the nation’s history.With the 1957 ...
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AG Weekly - Fri Nov 27, 1:26 pm ET
Have you ever wondered why it is so hard to figure out the commodity markets? Why is it that so many of us fail to market and trade well, leaving large sums of money on the table due to poor marketing or allowing “the board” to get our money when trying to invest.
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AG Weekly - Fri Nov 27, 1:24 pm ET
On Friday, November 20, the USDA released the November Cattle on Feed report. The report is actually a little friendly with placements nearly 2% below average trade guess and on feed supplies slightly below the trade guess.
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Nasdaq - Fri Nov 27, 1:17 pm ET
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Emerging-market assets reversed early-session losses Friday as investors used heavy selling sparked by Dubai's looming debt concerns as a buying opportunity.