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In the casino of the housing market, Tom Walters is holding the wrong cards. He's a mortgage broker, so business has been slow, and on his own house, payments have risen to about $6,200 -- too much to handle.
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4 bedroom&reception room detached house with 2 garages and ample parking. Large rear garden on marlow road a sort after location.House fully furn ....
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For a politician who's not even running in Tuesday's federal election, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams has a lot riding on what voters decide.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- Falling behind in the polls, Republican candidate John McCain hopes to shake up the presidential race tonight in his final debate with Democrat Barack Obama, who will be looking to close the deal with voters unhappy with the country's direction....
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Unless the corruption, heroin trade and attacks from militants based in Pakistan are addressed quickly, the war in Afghanistan could be lost.
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There has never been a Republican presidential nominee in history who has won the election without winning Ohio. Jeff Greenfield takes a look at why the Buckeye State is so crucial.
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What the aerospace company says is necessary to compete globally has led to a seven-week standoff at an assembly plant near Seattle, where workers fear losing benefits and jobs. A dozen Boeing Co. machinists huddled over an oil-drum fire in the chilly morning drizzle, hooting as white trucks periodically cruised past them and into the gates of the massive airplane assembly plant.
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How basketball star LeBron James came to be worth $270m
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Though state legislative races draw far less attention than contests for the White House, Congress and governor, the party that controls the legislatures has an outsized role nationally
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On a sunny mid-week day in October, the racetrack at the Ferrari headquarters at Maranello in Italy is empty save for the occasional hum of a familiar red sports car being put through its paces.
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Thousands of weddings after California's highest court sanctioned same-sex marriage, anxious eyes around the nation will closely follow voters Tuesday deciding whether to turn back the clock.
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The corpse of inmate 225597 lay on a steel gurney in the state medical examiner's basement lab. Beside the body was a plastic bag stuffed with pants issued by the Prince George's County jail.
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When medical examiners dissect a body, even the tiniest clues can have enormous implications.
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Federal employee unions worked hard for Barack Obama during his winning presidential campaign.
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Twelve female high school students sporting only their underwear and duct tape around their breasts ran across a football field during their school team's home game last week in Delta, B.C.
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President-Elect Obama says he will embrace new technology in his administration and plans to appoint a Chief Technology Officer. Daniel Sieberg report.
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Investigators were searching Saturday for a teenage girl they say stabbed five others during a melee that ensued after a high school football game in southeast Florida.
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The chieftains of Detroit's Big Three automakers made a desperate appeal to skeptical lawmakers yesterday for $25 billion in emergency loans to forestall the possible collapse of the domestic auto industry, offering to cut their own salaries in exchange for government aid.
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Capitals G Jose Theodore stopped 28 shots during a 6-4 win against the Ducks Wednesday. Theodore never trailed in the game and allowed just one power-play score. He has allowed nine goals in his last two games, but has won two of his last three starts.
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Sick all week with a mysterious stomach ailment, Paula Creamer spent Saturday night in a Boynton Beach hospital being tested, and she is playing Sunday with $1 million and the LPGA money title on the line.
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A few months ago Labour could not even find the last chance saloon.
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The unimaginable trillions lost by banks in the past year and the mounting billions being pumped back into them by governments.
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A controversial media watch group has released its 13th annual report on the state of the video games industry, handing out three As, a single B+, and one nebulous "I" for "Incomplete." Whose homework was gobbled by the dog? Parents, it seems, who received the incomplete in "parental involvement." I...
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The National Institute on Media and the Family released its 13th annual video game report card Tuesday. The report's findings this year are relatively upbeat, with improved grades for retailers and the ESRB for making changes that the institute thinks will decreased the chances that inappropriate games will make their way into the hands of young children.
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East Region champion Arundel and North Region champ Linganore meet in the Maryland high school game of the week, a 4A Semifinal on Friday night.
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High school football captures the American sense of hope and aspiration and innovation and communal identity and insecurity.
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The Sports Xchange reports Bruins RW Phil Kessel, still only 21 and rumored to be traded more than once in his young career, is staying right where he is. Kessel has scored a goal in six of the last seven games and has 11 points (six goals) during a nine-game points streak.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military is set to run a "realistic" test Friday of a system built to knock out long-range missiles that could be fired by North Korea or Iran, the Pentagon said.
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As I write this column in Chicago, President-elect Barack Obama is in the same hotel announcing his national security team. Let's take a closer look at an early challenge they'll have to face in what he calls "this uncertain world."
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Despite holding their opponent's star running back to just 34 yards, Wilde Lake can't stanch two big plays, leading to a 13-0 defeat in its coach's final game.
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Like so many teams playing in the Maryland football championships, Sherwood fed off the emotion of playing on the state's biggest stage, in M&T Bank Stadium.
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DEARBORN, Mich. -- Designed by architects from Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, the Chicago firm that created many icons of postwar modernism, Ford's headquarters building has the sleek glass-and-steel minimalism that characterized up-to-date architecture in the 1950s, when America was at the wheel of the world and even buildings seemed streamlined for speed. Ford's building opened in 1956, a peak of American confidence -- one year before Sputnik shook Americans' faith in their technological supremacy and the Edsel shook their faith in the acumen of a corporate America grown slothful from complacency.
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DETROIT (AP) | The Motor City Bowl is where teams put points on the board.
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The air is thick with paranoia in "Doubt," but nowhere as thick, juicy, sustained or sustaining as Meryl Streep's performance as a distrustful nun.
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EHUD Barak has always prided himself on his intellect as much as his fighting ability. So when the Israeli Defence Minister launched Operation Cast Lead against Hamas last Saturday, the offensive was meticulously planned.
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Dozens of inventions would have improved or ended the use of chains to measure for first downs, but they endure.
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Loaded field should provide great battles, even between pals Some big-time bragging rights will be at stake Friday when Crandall Head and Lavonte Dority collide in the first round of the Chicago Public Schools Holiday Classic at Attack Athletics.
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Celtics G Eddie House reached double digits in scoring for the third time in four games on Friday, scoring 11 points against the Wizards.
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It didn’t take Tajh Boyd long to get going and help the East team to a 30-17 win over the West in the 2009 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
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While quarterback Matt Barkley showed why USC is excited about his arm, the biggest winner at the Under Armour All-America High School Football Game might have been the University of Miami.
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Islanders D Mark Streit extended his current scoring streak to five games with an assist on RW Richard Park's goal Saturday against the Sharks. Streit has one goal and five assists during his streak.
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The Halifax police department is investigating the conduct of one of its officers following a confrontation at Citadel High. Police were called to the school after a student assaulted two teachers. CBC video shows an officer getting into the face of one young student. Both police and the school say the student had nothing to do with the assault. Watch our video and tell us what you think. You'll find it by going to our "Other Stories" tab.
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Just hours after his mother died, Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel took his usual spot in the dugout and watched the Phillies earn an 8-5 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 of their National League Series.
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CNBC's anchor is an icon of job security.
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