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Study Adds New Doubts About Value of Mammograms

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New York Times - 02.11.2014 Original article ›
Gina Kolata, Gina, Kolata
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A study published in the January issue of the British Medical Journal shows almost identical results for death rates for two randomly assigned groups, one with women given a breast exam by trained nurses only and the other with women given a breast exam by trained nurses and a mammogram. 90,000 Canadian women were covered over 25 years in this detailed study.
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SEC Set to Approve CEO Pay-Gap Disclosure Rule

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Wall Street Journal - 08.05.2015 Original article ›
Victoria Mcgrane And Joann S. Lublin, Victoria, Mcgrane, And, Joann, S., Lublin

Obama, in New Orleans, Praises Results of Federal Intervention

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New York Times - 08.27.2015 Original article ›
Gardiner Harris, Gardiner, Harris

New Japan Bank Chief Sets Bold Target

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Wall Street Journal - 03.22.2013 Original article ›
Takashi Nakamichi, Takashi, Nakamichi, Tatsuo Ito, Tatsuo, Ito
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Kuroda's first steps as he begins changing monetary policy of the Bank of Japan.
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Are Artificial Sweeteners Bad for You? New Worries About Link to Strokes, Heart Attacks

  
WSJ - 03.07.2023 Original article ›
Sumathi Reddy

Biden Seeks New Aid for Ukraine as Russia Makes Slow Progress in Seizing East

  
WSJ - 04.28.2022 Original article ›
James Marson

Euro 2022: France break new ground to reach first European Championship semi | DW | 23.07.2022

  
DW.COM - 07.23.2022 Original article ›
Oliver Moody (New York Stadium, Rotherham)

WSJ News Exclusive | Biden to Announce $1 Billion in New Military Aid to Ukraine

  
WSJ - 03.16.2022 Original article ›
Gordon Lubold, Vivian Salama, Nancy A. Youssef

U.S. Women’s and Men’s Soccer Teams Will Receive Equal Pay Under New Labor Deals

  
WSJ - 05.18.2022 Original article ›
Rachel Bachman

The U.S. and Iran Try for a New Nuclear Deal - The Journal. - WSJ Podcasts

  
WSJ - 04.09.2021 Original article ›

China Protests New U.S. Law Supporting Hong Kong but Signals Hope for Trade Deal

  
WSJ - 11.28.2019 Original article ›
Lingling Wei, Philip Wen, Chao Deng
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China is still interested in a trade deal with the U.S. even after Mr. Trump signed a bill passed by Congress that it criticized as interference in its internal affairs. Mr. Trump's signing statement gave China an opening to continue its persistent effort to seek a trade deal that would lessen the effect of tariffs on its economy. It mentioned "constitutional authorities with respect to foreign relations," and stated Mr. Trump had signed the bill "out of respect for Mr. Xi, China and Hong Kong." This has credibility because Mr. Trump has consistently supported an effort to bring a peaceful end to protests and any efforts to that end that Mr. Xi has and would continue to make. Both sides see the role of the biggest economies in the trading system as too significant to be affected by different views on Hong Kong, as long as mutual respect is sustained.  

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Explained: Govt’s measures to create jobs, boost stressed sectors, push sale of new homes

  
The Indian Express - 11.12.2020 Original article ›
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Indian finance minister Sitharaman announces Rs. 60 billion ($857 million) in equity for the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund to provide Rs. 1000 billion  ($14.2 billion) debt financing for infrastructure to 2025. This is part of a wide ranging stimulus 3.0 package for creating jobs, providing aid to borrowers during the pandemic, aid to farmers, and aid for the informal economy including street vendors and small retail. With the largest population in the world the Indian Ocean region of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Burma, and Indonesia from the former British and Dutch empires, requires a resilient response to the coronavirus pandemic. This is crucial for the future revival of the world economy. 

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EU to Impose New Sanctions on Turkey Officials Over Energy Activities in Eastern Mediterranean

  
WSJ - 12.11.2020 Original article ›
Laurence Norman In Brussels, David Gauthier Villars In Istanbul

New museum to show 'how Berlin is connected to the world' | Culture | DW.COM | 20.07.2016

  
DW.COM - 07.20.2016 Original article ›
Interview: Gero Schliess / Ad

Exclusive: In Doklam, Chinese Built New Roads In Last 2 Months, Show Satellite Pics

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NDTV.com - 12.12.2017 Original article ›
Vishnu Som

Dame Ann Dowling: We need to give engineering a new face for the future

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The Times - 06.21.2018 Original article ›
Dame Ann Dowling, President Of The Royal Academy Of Engineering
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Only 12% of England's professional engineers and technicians are women. There is demand for 124,000 engineers annually and 79,000 technicians, according to EngineeringUK A shortfall of 59,000 engineers means many positions are unfilled partly because women are not taking up these roles even now.

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White House explores new farmer bailout plan as U.S.-China trade war heats up

  
Washington Post - 05.15.2019 Original article ›

England win World Cup: Sharing trophy should be considered - New Zealand coach Gary Stead

  
BBC Sport - 07.18.2019 Original article ›

Where Is the Snow? New York City Shatters 50-Year Record for Snowless Winter

  
WSJ - 01.29.2023 Original article ›
Alyssa Lukpat

Pentagon Cutbacks Force New Strategy at Rockwell Collins

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Wall Street Journal - 11.28.2011 Original article ›
David Kesmodel, David, Kesmodel
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Rockwell Collins CEO, Clay Jones, talks to the Journal's David Kesmodel, about Rockwell's strategy as the U.S. Defense Department faces large cutbacks. Rockwell supplies the cockpit electronics on military aircraft. With the growth in sales of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and Airbus's jumbo jet, Jones is shifting resources, capital investments and engineers to the commercial aircraft business. He tells Kesmodel that his No.1 problem is to position Rockwell in the international area to benefit from sales to India, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Turkey, South Korea, Australia, countries which he says will have to build their own aircraft capabilities as the U.S. pulls back from overseas bases. He sees international sales going up from 33% to 40%. Only small acquisitions are planned, of between $50-100 million, as Rockwell prefers organic growth.
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A New Class of Consumers Grows in Africa

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Wall Street Journal - 05.02.2011 Original article ›
Peter Wonacott, Peter, Wonacott

Daniel Johnson: A New Pope on a Pilgrim's Path

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Wall Street Journal - 03.14.2013 Original article ›
Daniel Johnson, Daniel, Johnson

The U.K.'s New Bonus Claw Back Rules

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Wall Street Journal - 06.24.2015 Original article ›
Turner

Euro Zone Agrees to New IMF Loans

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Wall Street Journal - 12.20.2011 Original article ›
Matthew Dalton, Matthew, Dalton, Matina Stevis, Matina, Stevis

Cornell Chosen to Build Science School in New York City

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New York Times - 12.19.2011 Original article ›
Richard Pã‰Rez Peã‘A, Richard, Pã‰Rez Peã‘A

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