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TD: 2009td_(10)12-29

As Companies Sink, Investors Profit: 8 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Attack in Afghanistan
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Pakistan Resists Greater U.S. Influence As Job Loss Rises,: Obama Aides Act To Fix Safety Net
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Obama Considers Shift in War Strategy: Health Care Bill Gets Green Light in Cost Analysis
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Surprise Nobel For Obama Stirs Praise and Doubts: New Way To Tap Natural Gas May Expand Global Supplies
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F.H.A. Problems Raising Concern of Policy Makers: Leaving Iraq Is A Feat Requiring An Army
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Europe's New Front in Pipeline Politics Congress Split: On A Health Tax On Costly Plans
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Tax Credit For Hiring Is Gaining Support: Obama Rules Out Large Reduction in Afghan Force
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Health Bill Wins One Republican Vote: Pay Czar Wants A.I.G. To Reduce Promised Bonuses
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Health Care Savings Versus Lobbyists: Small Banks Fail at Growing Rate, Straining F.D.I.C
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Pakistan Targets Militant Stronghold: Fear of Swine Flu Impacts Rituals of Everyday Life
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Mexicans Outmatched by Drug Violence: U.S. Deficit Rises To $1.4 Trillion, Biggest Since '45
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Sharp Increase Seen in Holiday Airfares: Pakistan Attacks Show Tightening of Militant Links
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Lone Cleric Loudly Defies Iran's Leaders: Fed To Monitor Pay of Bankers To Curtail Risk
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Wounded Soldiers Return To Iraq: Next Big Hurdle in Health Debate Is Public Option
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Financial Giants Giving Little To Obama: Afghan Leader Said To Accept Runoff Contest
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Foreclosures Add To Ranks of Homeless: U.S. and Allies Failing To Cripple Taliban's Finances
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Striving To Regulate Too Big To Fail': Deadliest Bombs Since '07 Shatter Iraqi Complexes
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Wednesday OctOber 21, 2009
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A World Where Cancer Is The Norm: Small Business Faces Sharp Rise in Health Costs
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Iran Agrees To Accord On Nuclear Fuel: U.S. Will Order Pay Cuts at Firms With Bailout Aid
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State May Put Prisons in Private Hands: Nato Ministers Support General - On Afghan War
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Ex-A.I.G. Chief Builds A New Venture: Senate Leader Vows To Pursue A Public Option
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Afghanistan Proving Hard To Rebuild: U.S. Can't Trace Foreign Visitors On Expired Visas
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Economy Grew But Worries Linger: Tehran Rejects Nuclear Accord, Officials Report
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C.I.A. Is Said To Pay Karzai's Brother: Health Officials Trying To Manage Vaccine Rationing
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Wider Authority For F.B.I. Stirs Concern Clinton Arrival: in Pakistan Met by Fatal Attacks
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TD: 2009td_(10)12-29

As Companies Sink, Investors Profit: 8 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Attack in Afghanistan

Pakistan Resists Greater U.S. Influence As Job Loss Rises,: Obama Aides Act To Fix Safety Net

Obama Considers Shift in War Strategy: Health Care Bill Gets Green Light in Cost Analysis

Surprise Nobel For Obama Stirs Praise and Doubts: New Way To Tap Natural Gas May Expand Global Supplies

F.H.A. Problems Raising Concern of Policy Makers: Leaving Iraq Is A Feat Requiring An Army

Europe's New Front in Pipeline Politics Congress Split: On A Health Tax On Costly Plans

Tax Credit For Hiring Is Gaining Support: Obama Rules Out Large Reduction in Afghan Force

Health Bill Wins One Republican Vote: Pay Czar Wants A.I.G. To Reduce Promised Bonuses

Health Care Savings Versus Lobbyists: Small Banks Fail at Growing Rate, Straining F.D.I.C

Pakistan Targets Militant Stronghold: Fear of Swine Flu Impacts Rituals of Everyday Life

Mexicans Outmatched by Drug Violence: U.S. Deficit Rises To $1.4 Trillion, Biggest Since '45

Sharp Increase Seen in Holiday Airfares: Pakistan Attacks Show Tightening of Militant Links

Lone Cleric Loudly Defies Iran's Leaders: Fed To Monitor Pay of Bankers To Curtail Risk

Wounded Soldiers Return To Iraq: Next Big Hurdle in Health Debate Is Public Option

Financial Giants Giving Little To Obama: Afghan Leader Said To Accept Runoff Contest

Foreclosures Add To Ranks of Homeless: U.S. and Allies Failing To Cripple Taliban's Finances

Striving To Regulate Too Big To Fail': Deadliest Bombs Since '07 Shatter Iraqi Complexes

Wednesday OctOber 21, 2009

A World Where Cancer Is The Norm: Small Business Faces Sharp Rise in Health Costs

Iran Agrees To Accord On Nuclear Fuel: U.S. Will Order Pay Cuts at Firms With Bailout Aid

State May Put Prisons in Private Hands: Nato Ministers Support General - On Afghan War

Ex-A.I.G. Chief Builds A New Venture: Senate Leader Vows To Pursue A Public Option

Afghanistan Proving Hard To Rebuild: U.S. Can't Trace Foreign Visitors On Expired Visas

Economy Grew But Worries Linger: Tehran Rejects Nuclear Accord, Officials Report

C.I.A. Is Said To Pay Karzai's Brother: Health Officials Trying To Manage Vaccine Rationing

Wider Authority For F.B.I. Stirs Concern Clinton Arrival: in Pakistan Met by Fatal Attacks