Amelia Gentleman: A thin ray
of light shines on dark ocean
of graft.
of light shines on dark ocean
of graft.
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Increasingly strapped for money as their campaigns take aim at nationwide audiences, candidates of both parties worked to keep their hopes alive in states from South Carolina to Nevada to California.
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- Health care could sway Nevadans
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Bloggers have used the Internet to force Chinese officials into investigating what appears to have been a brutal beating by other government officials.
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Police in Kenya attempted to tighten their grip on opposition demonstrators and others Thursday, arresting several journalists and firing tear gas at civilians to clear out neighborhoods.
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Merrill Lynch, the world's largest brokerage firm, also put pressure on stocks Thursday after announcing a nearly $10 billion quarterly loss.
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The United States will probably skirt a recession but that short-term stimulus is needed to stimulate the flagging economy, the Fed chief said.
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