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Neo-nazi (World, 120 articles)
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19.11.2007 02:40 By Guy Rolnik Is it time to don hard hats? subprime, U.S., economy, Israel 18.11.2007 15:01 The Associated Press Report: Blair says planning employment projects for Palestinians Tony Blair, Palestinians, economy, Annapolis 18.11.2007 02:25 By Avi Bar-Eli Home cooking gas battle heats up economy, inflation, Israel, Gas 01.11.2007 18:14 By Ronny Linder-Ganz Give credit where it's due economy, Israel 01.02.2008 02:57 Nehemia Shtrasler Populism wins economy, politics, Israe 01.11.2007 02:54 By Ora Coren We're No. 17 Israe, economy, index, competition 09.10.2007 11:29 By Zvi Zrahiya and Moti Bassok, TheMarker Record budget as Finance Ministry warns of economic decline finance, economy, Israel, budget 17.9.2007 16:09 Reuters U.K.: Israel must lift obstacles to movement in West Bank, Gaza Palestinians, checkpoints, economy, U.K. 12.8.2007 05:17 By Guy Griml Oracle CEO Ellison while in Israel: Think innovation and go global economy, oracle, hightech, money 05.8.2007 13:51 By Motti Bassok, Haaretz Correspondent Finance Minister: Budget to focus on education, society education, economy, Bar-On, Budget So what? Israel, Economy 09.4.2008 02:56 By Tal Levy Market report Ofer family stocks soar on flat session Economy, Israel
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Clinton Tells Vocal Obama Supporters: “I’ll Work My Heart Out For Him” (U.S., 33 articles)
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton improved on her win in Pennsylvania's Democratic primary Friday, picking up two more delegates 10 days after voters went to the polls. The new delegates increased her margin of victory to 12 delegates, giving Clinton a total of 85 delegates in the primary, according to an analysis of election results by The Associated Press. Early voting in Indiana could offer some encouragement to presidential hopeful Barack Obama, who needs a victory in its upcoming primary after a tough few weeks on the campaign trail.
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Brown's party loses London as routed in UK elections (U.S., 24 articles)
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Labour slumped to third place in the share of the vote and lost more than 300 seats as the resurgent Conservative party captured councils in the ruling party's heartlands. Nick Clegg on Friday hailed the Liberal Democrats as a party that could "win everywhere" after defying sceptics to pass narrowly his first electoral test as party leader. Against expectations, the Lib Dems clinched second place in vote share, broadly consolidating seats gained in the wake of the Iraq war and making advances in Labour strongholds such as Sheffield, Hull and Burnley.
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Olympic torch returns to Chinese soil for Hong Kong relay (World, 14 articles)
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In this photo released by the Government Information Service, Hong Kong actor Andy Lau runs with the Olympic torch surrounded by security personnel and police officers during the torch relay in Hong Kong Friday. (Government Information Service/Associated Press) The Olympic torch relay made its way through downtown Hong Kong Friday, where throngs of supporters waved red flags to cheer on runners carrying the flame. Thousands of people turned out to watch the Olympic torch parade in Hong Kong, in a largely trouble-free first stop on the flame's journey through China.
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Economy shows resilience; jobless rate falls as dollar rises (Finance, 18 articles)
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For individual food items, the gains are even more stark, with the price of bread up 14.7 percent over the past year and milk prices up 13.3 percent over the same period. She is ahead 46 percent to 41 percent in a Rasmussen survey, 50 percent to 42 percent in a Public Polling Policy survey, and 52 percent to 43 percent in a SurveyUSA poll. WASHINGTON - Employers shed jobs in April for the fourth consecutive month, but they did so at a much slower pace than analysts expected, and the unemployment rate actually improved to 5 percent, a government report said today.
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