Rick Santorum’s victories in Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri were his first breakout moments, but how much they will matter in the long run remains unclear.
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Santorum’s Victories May Not Guarantee an Edge
The use of air power has changed markedly during the long Afghan conflict, reflecting the political costs and sensitivities of civilian casualties and the increasing use of aerial drones.
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Afghan War Reflects Changes in Air War
As the long and busy final day of New Jersey’s legislative session was coming to a close, most lawmakers were preparing to head home for a few hours of sleep before the new session got under way.
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Alex DeCroce, New Jersey Assembly’s G.O.P. Leader, Dies at Statehouse
To the long list of rich-guy foibles that turned into defining campaign moments, let us now add Newt Gingrich’s $500,000 revolving line of credit at Tiffany & Company.
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Political Memo: All That Glitters May Redefine Run by Gingrich
The goal for Montgomery County’s school board? Find an ambitious but budget-conscious superintendent who can thrive over the long haul.
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Montgomery County’s search for a school superintendent with staying power
The goal for Montgomery County’s school board? Find an ambitious but budget-conscious superintendent who can thrive over the long haul.
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Montgomery County’s search for a school superintendent with staying power
Could the long wait for the white iPhone be over at last?
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Report: White iPhone coming at the end of April
A robin which sought shelter in a shop during the long winter snap becomes a daily fixture.
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Friendly robin reliant on shop for its morning crumbs
A look at the long list of Web sites that help college students find the cheapest textbooks available.
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Bucks: Finding Cheaper Textbooks: 2nd Edition
This year more kids than ever before will have a parent behind bars and African Americans are feeling the greatest brunt. The BBC’s Zoe Conway has gone to Maryland to meet one family trying to cope with the long separation.
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More mothers behind bars in US
Business Secretary Vince Cable has insisted that plans to raise the cap on university tuition fees in England are “progressive” and would “maintain high quality universities in the long term”.
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Cable: I’m proud of ‘progressive’ tuition fee rise
And so the long, complicated process of taking back money from Bernie Madoff continues. A federal bankruptcy court-appointed trustee, Irving H. Picard, this week filed 40 lawsuits seeking $69 million against people who invested with Madoff and withdrew…
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Madoff Family Sued for $69 Million
The withdrawal of the diet drug Meridia on Friday marks the latest setback in the long, frustrating quest for a pharmaceutical solution to the nation’s obesity epidemic.
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In long quest for diet drug, another setback for obese
A fire in the long stay car park at Stansted Airport in Essex damages about 24 vehicles.
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Airport blaze hits two dozen cars
Add bouncy houses to the long list of fun kid stuff now tainted with toxic materials.
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Bouncy houses tainted with lead
Alex DeCroce, New Jersey Assembly’s G.O.P. Leader, Dies at Statehouse
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012Political Memo: All That Glitters May Redefine Run by Gingrich
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011Montgomery County’s search for a school superintendent with staying power
Monday, April 18th, 2011Montgomery County’s search for a school superintendent with staying power
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