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1. scientologist's lies
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...  IT is a criminal organization. Ask France. Australian police are investigating their cult as we speak. Senator Nick Xeno[hon has called on Parliament to do an Inquiry into this dangerous criminal organization. ...

2. Wealthy rancher Porfirio Lobo wins presidential election in Honduras
(World/International)

... Party. The outcome was a vindication for Lobo, who narrowly lost to ousted President Manuel Zelaya in the 2005 vote. Speaking at a rally late Sunday, Lobo told supporters he will work to improve security, ...

3. Retired U.S. auto worker John Demjanjuk goes on trial for Nazi-era war crimes
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... of participating in the killing of thousands of Jews at a concentration camp in Poland. John Demjanjuk arrived at the Munich courthouse in an ambulance. He did not speak as the trial opened, and he ...

4. New Jersey to observe World AIDS Day Tuesday
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... features workshops, health screenings including HIV testing, and entertainment. Keynote speaker will be Larry Ganges, assistant commissioner of the DHSS Division of HIV/AIDS Services. Trenton – World ...

5. GREED WILL UNDO YOU
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It is appaling that a guy like Fakondo who makes more than $200 thousand a year will engage in such scam. Apparently, he did not read the bible he often speaks of very well. He is looking at about five ...

6. If Tiger Woods can tell police to go away, can New Jerseyans do the same?
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... (against self-incrimination). You are under no obligation to speak.'' Asked if Woods was getting celebrity treatment by police, Zegas said, "Any criminal attorney would advise him that he is protected ...

7. N.J. anti-fur demonstrators confront N.Y. shoppers on Black Friday
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... ago. They joined forces as CAAF to raise awareness and rally protesters against the barbarism toward animals who can't speak for themselves. These days, O'Connor's also the mother of twins going on three, ...

8. Mammogram debate: Politics and breast cancer have a history
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... cancer, where Congress would act, and say, "This is something we're forcing insurance companies to do." But it speaks to the powerful nature of the breast-cancer lobby. One other time a report came out ...

9. India’s artificial ‘Glacier Man’ aims to freeze extra water in winter for crops in spring
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... from Leh, 60-year-old Tashi Tundup is happy with the ‘Stakna glacier'. Meetings are arranged in the village to discuss village history of water, its availability in their nearby stream during peak winter ...

10. Marc Mappen's ‘There's More To New Jersey Than The Sopranos' a treasure trove of Garden State trivia
(Life/Style)

... no paved roads or road maps. In 1915, self-styled preacher Bill Sunday brought the word of God to the state Legislature where he leaped atop the Assembly speaker's podium, asked the lawmakers if they ...

11. Coca-Cola in spotlight for negative treatment of workers and environment
(U.S./Nation)

... and another speaker spoke to the mostly English-speaking audience through a translator. "People are marginalized in large cities of our country. We're all suffering a humanitarian crisis. It's not true ...

12. Fast, furious & fine: A review of the 2010 Chevy Camaro


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... to "Fight the Power", cranked up the 245-watt Boston Acoustic surround-sound till the 9-inch speakers in the doors had the cabin shaking, and floored the accelerator. What had been a low hum from the ...

13. ‘Just Food’ tackles the consequences of what we eat
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... who cannot be sustained by any practice other than growing foodstuffs to be measured in tons rather than in bushels and pecks. McWilliams generally speaks to that audience, those of us packed together ...

14. Philippines declares state of emergency to investigate massacre
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... hunt for those who carried out the attack. Speaking on national television, Mrs. Arroyo said she is sending military leaders and the head of the national police to oversee the operation. "No effort ...

15. Coach Schiano has his say as Rutgers sets sights on Louisville
(Sports/Professional)

... you come up short. A couple plays go for you, you win the game. They are a good football team." On what it speaks to Tom Savage continuing to compete after being sacked nine times: "I do. I think he ...

16. Layoffs will not please taxpayers
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... the "state worker card" constantly. Unfortunately for State workers there is no one to speak for them. The primary goal of the Unions is to keep the Dues money flowing. --------------- ...

17. Steve Sweeney elected N.J. Senate president; Sheila Oliver named Assembly speaker
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... Statehouse in Trenton. Earlier in the afternoon, Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver (D-Essex) was elected Assembly speaker by the lower house's Democratic majority. Oliver will become the first African-American ...

18. Sheila Oliver named New Jersey Assembly speaker; Stephen Sweeney to be Senate president
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BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM New Jersey Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver (D-Essex) was elected Assembly speaker Monday by the lower house's Democratic majority. Assemblyman Joseph Cryan (D-Union) ...

19. Measures to help New Jersey combat nation's highest autism rate approved by state Assembly committee
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...  Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts (D-Camden) is the bills' prime sponsor. Under his leadership, the Legislature and Gov. Jon Corzine have already shepherded into law numerous measures to raise awareness ...

20. Just what is a filibuster, anyway?
(U.S./Nation)

... his discretion, force the minority to actually engage in a true filibuster. Under the current rules, Senators may speak at any length, but no more than twice during a legislative day (a legislative day ...