+ Follow CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK Tag
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[Title] => Hyundai to sell hydrogen-powered SUV in 2014
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[Title] => Judge: Case of fake Facebook profile can proceed
[Summary] => A woman accused of impersonating her boyfriend on a fake Facebook page and posting inflammatory comments can be prosecuted for identity theft, a judge ruled Wednesday in a case that could have wider implications for American cyber-speech.
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[Title] => 'Womenpreneurs' inspire future Filipina 'negosyantes'
[Summary] => For the past few weeks, I’ve had the honor of intro-ducing the 2011 STARpreneurs — women we recognized for their achievements in entrepreneurship and contributions to the community.
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[Title] => 'Round boys' to beef up DTT's 'Rapid Fire' card
[Summary] => In an un-precedented move, ‘macho’ men will join a host of pretty girls who will sashay around the ring in between rounds during the keenly-awaited “Rapid Fire...Binukbokay!” fight card on January 23 at the Tabunok Sports Complex.
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[Title] => US authorities consider changing name of 'swine flu'
[Summary] => WASHINGTON (Xinhua) – US authorities said on Tuesday that they were considering changing the name of "swine flu" to remove misunderstanding by pork importers from the country.
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[Title] => US authorities consider changing name of swine flu
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[Title] => Ramblings on what keeps us going
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This piece was originally meant to be about another analysis of an intriguing event in sports, and may yet turn out to be one. But for the nonce, I’d like to talk about how tough times are, particularly for those out there supporting families, trying to scratch out a living. Many of us live in a precarious balance, where one delayed check or payment means the power company cuts off your electricity, literally leaving you in the dark.
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[Title] => RP still has one of lowest fuel prices in Asia, says oil company executive
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"Since the Philippines is wholly-dependent on crude and product imports, we are subject to the price movements of the international oil markets," the official said.
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[Title] => Bush unveils his immigration reform plan
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[Title] => Now it’s the turn of two Alvarezes
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[Title] => Bush unveils his immigration reform plan
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[Title] => Now it’s the turn of two Alvarezes
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