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Donors Keep Pouring Millions Into Nikki Haley’s Long-Shot Campaign

  
WSJ - 02.20.2024 Original article ›
Jack Gillum, Anthony De Barros
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Campaign committee cash in hand end of January 2024, according to this report in WSJ- for Biden $56 million, Trump $30.5 million, Haley $13 million. Haley says she will stay in the race after Saturday South Carolina primary and into the rest of the primaries and has donor support.

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Biden blames jet lag and travel for poor debate performance

  
BBC News - 07.03.2024 Original article ›

LG Will Close Plasma-Panel Factory

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Wall Street Journal - 05.19.2007 Original article ›
Evan Ramstad, Evan, Ramstad

Rivals Samsung, LG Find Digital Detente

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Wall Street Journal - 05.22.2008 Original article ›
Evan Ramstad, Evan, Ramstad

Gazprom Looks Good for Only a Short-Term Romance

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Wall Street Journal - 07.12.2010 Original article ›
Liam Denning, Liam, Denning
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Gazprom's shares have ratings even lower than BP's. They are trading at 3.6 times 2010 earnings. 40% of Gazprom's gas is sent to Europe. Gas use in Europe is falling. It fell 6% in 2009. LNG use is expanding in Europe as Europe diversifies its energy access- LNG constituted 8% in 2004 and went up to 14% in 2009- with Russian market share dropping from 28% to under 25%.
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Medical Frontiers- The Culprit Behind Osteoporosis

  
NHK WORLD - 12.22.2023 Original article ›
Nhk Japan
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This NHK video shows what bones look like under a microscope and the role of isoclytes that generate small amounts of acid to decrease bone and isoblasts that help generate new bone to replace old bone tissue. Every 5 or 6 years humans have entirely new bones. Japanese researchers show the role of FM1 in disrupting malignant isoclyte cells to prevent osteoporosis. Four exercises are shown including heel raise, weight on one leg with leg raise, squat using chair and correct walking. Soy isoflavones and kiwi help reduce osteporosis say researchers at Japan's Agriculture University.

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Airbus Has A Bad Case Of Jet Lag

  
BusinessWeek - 05.29.2006 Original article ›
Carol Matlack, Carol, Matlack, With William Boston In Berlin, With, William, Boston, In, Berlin, Stanley Holmes In Seattle, Stanley, Holmes, Seattle

Long City-Centric, Financial Exchanges Are Going Global

  
Wall Street Journal - 05.27.2006 Original article ›
Alistair Macdonald, Alistair, Macdonald, Aaron Lucchetti, Aaron, Lucchetti, Edward Taylor, Edward, Taylor

At Long Last, BofA Shareholders Find a Friend

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Wall Street Journal - 09.14.2009 Original article ›

A Long-Term Fix for Medium-Range Arms

  
New York Times - 09.25.2009 Original article ›
Kenneth Adelman, Kenneth, Adelman

Eylea, a Vision Drug, Wins Long-Sought Approval

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New York Times - 11.20.2011 Original article ›
Andrew Pollack, Andrew, Pollack

The ‘Long War’ May Be Getting Shorter

  
New York Times - 02.20.2011 Original article ›
Nathaniel Fick, Nathaniel, Fick, John Nagl, John, Nagl

The Long Road to an Alternative-Energy Future

  
Wall Street Journal - 02.22.2010 Original article ›
Michael Totty, Michael, Totty

Drug Giants Lag Where Sales Boom, Study Says

  
New York Times - 03.16.2010 Original article ›
Natasha Singer, Natasha, Singer

How Long Can the Fed Be a Hero?

  
Wall Street Journal - 03.29.2010 Original article ›
Peter Eavis, Peter, Eavis

Europe Acts Swiftly on Long-Delayed Greek Bailout

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New York Times - 04.29.2010 Original article ›
Nicholas Kulish, Nicholas, Kulish, Dan Bilefsky, Dan, Bilefsky

Ethical Lapses Felled Long List of Company Executives

  
Wall Street Journal - 08.07.2010 Original article ›
Ashby Jones, Ashby, Jones, Nathan Koppel, Nathan, Koppel

Long-Delayed Vote Takes Place in Ivory Coast

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New York Times - 10.31.2010 Original article ›
Adam Nossiter, Adam, Nossiter

Delta-Northwest Merger’s Long and Complex Path

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New York Times - 05.18.2011 Original article ›
Jad Mouawad, Jad, Mouawad

Long Shadows of an Economy and a War

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New York Times - 12.20.2009 Original article ›
Stephen Holden, Stephen, Holden

The Market Is Up, but for How Long?

  
New York Times - 03.29.2009 Original article ›
Jeff Sommer, Jeff, Sommer

Will 'Bright Green' Bring Discovery The Long Green?

  
Wall Street Journal - 03.21.2008 Original article ›
Sam Schechner, Sam, Schechner
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An around the clock tv network called Planet Green for Discovery Channel, an investment bet of $100 million that viewers with interest in global warming issues will support it.
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More Leg Room, Better Food, But Still Coach

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.18.2008 Original article ›
Scott Mccartney, Scott, Mccartney

China Philharmonic’s Silk Road tour wends to Iran - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 08.20.2015 Original article ›
Anne Midgette, Anne, Midgette
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Long Yu and the China Philharmonic perform in Tehran, Iran, in August 2015. The music of Dvorak's "New World" Symphony is performed by Long Yu. The China Philharmonic founded in 2000 is doing a six country Silk Road tour in 2015. The Pittsburgh Symphony played in Tehran in 1964. The Tehran Symphony is being revived in 2015. Daniel Barenboim, a German conductor may perform during Angela Merkel's visit to Tehran in Oct. 2015.
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Nara’s Hase temple soothes the soul | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

  
NHK WORLD - 06.25.2021 Original article ›
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Isolated for long periods during the coronavirus people come to the ancient Buddhist temples in Nara, Japan, for a revitalizing experience. See the video from NHK World.

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