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[07/14] Doctors hopeful easier blood thinners are nearing
[07/11] Fire engulfs commercial boatyard on Maine coast
[07/08] State ethics commission probes WVU degree scandal
[07/02] Fugitive hedge-fund swindler surrenders in Mass.
[06/30] Oil is making millionaires in North Dakota
[06/23] Big Dig contractor files for bankruptcy
[06/20] Northwestern U. to offer 2-year law program
[07/14] Emirates airlines places $9B Boeing order
[07/17] Electrolux: 2Q profit sinks 82 percent
[07/07] InBev to file statement with SEC

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Construction

[07/17] Single-family construction fell 5.3 pct. in June
[07/17] Outside the Beltway? Out of luck winning contracts
[07/15] Paulson sees mortgage assistance as backup
[07/15] Bush calls on Congress to act on housing, energy
[07/14] Santander bids for UK mortgage lender
[07/14] Fed adopts plan to curb shady mortgage practices
[07/11] NYC cement drivers' strike settled, union says
[07/11] Foreclosure rescue to pass Senate; House next
[07/11] A look at key parts of House, Senate housing bills
[07/10] US foreclosure filings surge 53 percent in June

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Employment Practices

[07/18] Report: Danger from electrical work in Iraq severe
[07/17] More people sign up for jobless benefits
[07/17] McDonald's Nev. franchisee to pay $1 million fine
[07/17] Feds look to tighten English law for truckers
[07/17] Brazil oil strike negotiations stall
[07/16] British public workers go on strike
[07/16] Workers break retirement piggy bank in tight times
[07/15] Volkswagen selects Tennessee for US auto plant
[07/15] GM to cut salaried workers, production, dividend
[07/11] Hollywood producers say SAG rejects contract offer

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Personal Injury

[07/18] NY man loses prosthetic leg while skydiving
[07/18] Fisherman hooks drowning man and reels him in
[07/18] 5,000 gallons of molasses spill on Texas highway
[07/10] Man sues Tenn. church over spiritual fall
[07/08] Truck rams Concorde, knocks off its nose in NYC
[07/11] Lightning claims 5 young lives in a week
[07/17] Cleveland Clinic taking kidneys through navel
[07/17] Study: Low-carb diet best for weight, cholesterol
[07/16] Study: When kids become teens, they get sluggish
[07/15] Physical fitness may slow Alzheimer brain atrophy

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Real Estate

[07/18] Web sites give voyeurs view of neighborhood safety
[07/18] Freddie Mac takes step toward issuing stock
[07/17] Single-family construction fell 5.3 pct. in June
[07/17] Dems try to spur oil exploration on available land
[07/15] Paulson sees mortgage assistance as backup
[07/15] Bush calls on Congress to act on housing, energy
[07/14] Santander bids for UK mortgage lender
[07/14] Fed adopts plan to curb shady mortgage practices
[07/14] World stocks mixed on US mortgage plan
[07/10] Congress wrangles over bill to help homeowners

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