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03.4.2008 | 22:23 By Avi Bar-Eli 'You don't pay en... (World, 71 articles)
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17.6.2008 22:26 By Vered Lee Turning pain into power mentoring, women 12.6.2008 21:18 Michael Handelzalts Pen Ultimate / She doesn't look Jewish at all jews, bible, women 11.6.2008 11:41 By Yair Sheleg From a textile factory to women's empowerment Israel, Israeli Arabs, Women 06.6.2008 00:50 Ruth Sinai, Haaretz Correspondent Israel lags behind Sudan, Pakistan in number of women in legislature Israel, Knesset, women 04.6.2008 23:27 By Vered Lee Learning how to get up in the morning prisoners, Israel, women 04.6.2008 02:50 Vered Lee Learning how to get up in the morning women, prison, Israel, work force 25.3.2008 09:39 Avirama Golan His wife is to blame Women, Eliot Spitzer, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel 21.3.2008 02:15 Sarah Breger Saving women from the chain women 20.3.2008 21:55 On " Who's that woman in the pulpit?.
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As McCain and Obama campaigns resume, it's the economy (U.S., 27 articles)
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WASHINGTON - The package of spending and tax cuts proposed by John McCain is unlikely to achieve his goal of balancing the federal budget by 2013, economists and fiscal experts said Monday. After yet another campaign staff shake-up, Sen. John McCain will try to repackage his economic plans by promising to balance the federal budget in four years. The Republican presidential candidate opens a handful of political offices this week in the nation's most populous state, the historical turf of Reagan and Nixon that in recent years has become a Democratic fortress in presidential contests.
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Bush, Fukuda lay out goals for G-8 summit in Japan (World, 19 articles)
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RUSUTSU, JAPAN Eight of the world's richest countries opened their annual three-day summit Monday, facing criticism of having failed to keep previous pledges of aid for some of the poorest nations. UN chief Ban Ki-moon has urged world leaders to tackle the "interconnected challenges" of climate change, rising food prices and development. Leaders of seven African nations plus the chairman of the African Union, who met G8 leaders on Monday, pressed rich nations to monitor and enforce their commitments more effectively.
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Olympics will shine Phelps-like spotlight on Hoff - (Sports, 19 articles)
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INDIANAPOLIS - The third day of the ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships was marked by a pair of exciting rivalry races one marred by a bad start, and the other capped by an exciting finish. Just a half-hour after his third-place finish in the 400-meter freestyle yesterday, Michael Phelps took to the starting blocks for the 100-meter butterfly and another showdown with world record holder Ian Crocker. Phelps had previously coasted to victory in the 200-meter freestyle, casually setting a U.S. Open record with his time of 1 minute, 44.98 seconds.
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Curried Shrimp and Summer Vegetable Couscous (Science/Technology, 8 articles)
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Add the frozen hash browns, and stir and cook until the vegetables begin to get tender and the potatoes begin to stick to the pot bottom, about 4 minutes. In another bowl, combine buttermilk, apple juice, milk, applesauce, egg whites and oil; stir to combine well. Dried fruit conserve: Combine 1 cup apple juice, 1 cup chopped dried fruit mix, ¼ cup raisins, 1 teaspoon sugar and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon in a small saucepan.
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