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Chinese workers and army soldiers were racing to sweep snow-covered highways and unclog railway routes for millions of travelers trapped by cold weather. More than 67 million people have been affected by the weather and economic losses are expected to reach as much as $3 billion, Chinese officials say
 
cEconomy woes batter global equities Persistent fears about the world economy battered global stocks again on Monday and drove investors towards safer assets despite expectations of more interest cuts from the Federal Reserve to bolster growth.
cMcCain edges into Florida lead: poll
cKenya's Rift Valley burns as death toll soars
ccSen. Edward Kennedy to support Obama
cGunmen free Pakistani school children, surrender
cObama, Clinton look to next White House fights
cMormon church leader Hinckley dies at 97
ccBush speech will seek to calm American nerves
xSocGen under fire from prosecutor and investors
 
 
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I received the following from Congressman Rick Larsen (D-WA) regarding my call for impeachment
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Ledger's death may have been natural
The actor may have died from natural causes, not a drug overdose, because the amount of drugs in his system was too low to have killed him, it has been reported.
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Updated: 11:24am pt Tuesday 29
 
President George W. Bush will ask for 70 billion U.S. dollars approved by Congress to fund Iraq and Afghanistan wars in the fiscal year 2009, the Defense Department said on Monday.
 
Buchanan: McCain win would mean war with Iran
 
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zBush seeks to ease Americans’ fears over economy
zGiuliani in trouble as Florida votes
zHelicopters swoop on Kenyan mob
zFrance warns off SocGen predators
zKennedy says he and the Clintons are still friends
zSevered heads and bodies found in Iraq field: police
zArmed man holds woman hostage at Turkish Airlines
zNo word on U.S. aid worker kidnapped in Afghanistan
zWild China weather kills 25
zKennedy endorses Obama
 
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Learning and memory – abilities associated with a brain or, at the very least, neuronal activity – have been observed in protoplasmic slime, a unicellular organism with multiple nuclei
 
Neuroscience is confirming what we all suspect: Multitasking is dumbing us down and driving us crazy. One man’s odyssey through the nightmare of infinite connectivity
 
The music industry has finally signed a deal which will deliver an unlimited supply of free songs to fans through the site Qtrax.
 
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I’m sending a letter off to the American Psychological Association (APA) explaining my decision to resign membership from that organization, stimulated by APA’s failure to address the torture issue. The text of the letter follows below (with hypertext links added here to assist the reader with context)
 
TORONTO – A pathologist whose expert testimony against people accused of killing children led to at least seven wrongful convictions said Monday that he taught himself pediatric forensics and was ignorant of the criminal justice system
 
• Harm From Drug Name Mix-Ups "Intolerable"
 
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