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[Title] => Northwest fire crews hope for a break in the weather
[Summary] => Northwest fire officials told US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack that incoming cooler weather could help calm the massive blazes that threaten thousands of homes, but wind storms may cause extreme fire behavior in the interim.
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[Title] => Calif. to get seas rising 6 inches by 2030
[Summary] => The West Coast will see an ocean several inches higher in coming decades, with most of California expected to get sea levels a half foot higher by 2030, according a report released Friday.
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[Title] => Superman's walk across America starting in Philly
[Summary] => The Man of Steel will walk across America to reconnect with everyday people in a story that will feature actual cities, towns and neighborhoods submitted by readers.
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[Title] => Landslides, a permanent planetary problem
[Summary] => The village of Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte is now being described as a whole international tent city because of the way the world has responded to help the victims of a landslide that has entombed over 1,400 people. Actually, landslides are a world problem. In the United States, for instance, they have had landslides in all 50 states. The most susceptible regions are the coastal and mountainous areas of California, Oregon and Washington, the states comprising the intermountain west, and the mountainous and hilly sections of the Eastern United States.
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[Title] => Sign of the times: Pan de sal, cup noodle prices to rise
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[Title] => The true nature of pigs
[Summary] => Plump and cuddly. Sloppy and lazy. These are the conflicting, long-held views of people about pigs since time immemorial.
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The NFHFI, a non-stock and non-profit organization formed to enhance the opportunities for growth, efficiency, equity and sustainability of the hog farming industry, sets the record straight on the porcine persona with little known facts such as these:
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[Title] => Sign of the times: Pan de sal, cup noodle prices to rise
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[DatePublished] => 2002-10-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => The true nature of pigs
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The National Federation of Hog Farmers, Inc. (NFHFI) is undertaking a campaign that will educate and inform hog-raisers as well as the general public about the true nature of pigs.
The NFHFI, a non-stock and non-profit organization formed to enhance the opportunities for growth, efficiency, equity and sustainability of the hog farming industry, sets the record straight on the porcine persona with little known facts such as these:
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August 29, 2015 - 12:47pm
