Posts Tagged ‘the-work’
Tuesday, December 21st, 2010
To protect homeowners seeking loan modifications, California banned payment to lawyers before the work was done. Now lawyers say they cannot afford to help.
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Homes at Risk, and No Help From Lawyers
Tags: ban, banned, banned-payment, before-the-work, foreclosures, homeowners, lawyers-before, lawyers-say, loan modifications, mortgages, protect-homeowners, the-work, work
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Tuesday, December 14th, 2010
President Barack Obama leads tributes to the work of the US diplomat, Richard Holbrooke, who died following heart surgery on Monday at the age of 69.

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World pays tribute to Holbrooke
Tags: ama, barack, Barack Obama, following-heart, leads-tributes, monday, obama, president, president-barack, rich, richard, surgery-on-monday, the-age, the-work, work
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Tuesday, December 14th, 2010
The dark satire is no picnic for the studio, which is about to release a new kid-friendly “Yogi Bear” movie, but it isn’t the work of renegade Warner Brothers animators, either.
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ArtsBeat: Warner Brothers Won’t Fight Parody
Tags: dark-satire, movies, release, the-studio, the-work, warner, work, yogi bear
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Thursday, December 9th, 2010
Medical illustrations are typically found in textbooks. But a new museum exhibit in New Jersey showcases them as art by focusing on the work of Dr. Frank H. Netter, one of the world’s most-celebrated medical illustrators.
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Well: Medical Illustrations as Art
Tags: anatomy and physiology, art and health, book, books, border, jersey, new-museum, the-work, the-world, work, world
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Thursday, December 2nd, 2010
Devastated Prince William praises all the work that was put into England’s 2018 bid and claims the team did ‘everything they could’. William, the president of the Football Association believes the bid was very strong and wished Russia all the best.

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Prince disappointed as England lose out
Tags: 2018-bid, cia, claims-the-team, president, prince, prince-william, russia, team, the-president, the-team, the-work, very-strong, work
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Saturday, November 20th, 2010
When filth is everywhere, the work cleaning it up is easy to come by, making it one of the few readily available jobs in Haiti. As the nation struggles with cholera-the recent outbreak has claimed more than 1,000 lives-there are men working endlessly…
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Haiti’s Garbage Divers Struggle Against Cholera
Tags: cholera, haiti, jobs, making-it-one, nation, recent-outbreak, the-few, the-nation, the-work, work
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Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
Federal authorities are investigating a terrorist plot to bomb Washington D.C. metro stations. The plot is believed to be the work of a man named Farooque Ahmed, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Pakistan, officials say. Undercover agents led…
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Feds Investigate D.C. Metro Plot
Tags: farooque, farooque-ahmed, man-named, Pakistan, the-work, work
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Saturday, October 9th, 2010
To characterize the aversive therapy used at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center (JRC) as torture, as Laurie Ahern of Disability Rights International did in an Oct. 2 op-ed, is like calling the work of a cancer surgeon “assault with a deadly weapon.”
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Aversive therapy cures behavior disorders and saves lives
Tags: Behavior, cures, disability, disorders, international, judge, judge-rotenberg, laurie-ahern, like-calling, rights-international, the-aversive, the-work, therapy, therapy-used, work
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Friday, October 1st, 2010
A look at the work of photographer Brian Griffin
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Celebrity snapper
Tags: brian, brian-griffin, the-work, work
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Monday, September 27th, 2010
If you’re overseas, guard your computer: A worm infected staff computers at the Bushehr nuclear power plant, Iranian officials said Sunday. The worm was likely uploaded from a thumb drive, and experts suspect it’s the work of the U.S. or Israel, though…
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Cyberattack on Iran Nuke Plant
Tags: Bushehr, iranian, israel, likely-uploaded, Nuclear power, officials-said, staff-computers, the-work, thumb-drive, work, worm-infected
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