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1. What about Corporations and Banks
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... former Governor Corzine who destroyed thousands of American families stripping them of their savings of billions of dollars? Is the FBI watching him? We need to reign in our government and stop their ...

2. Prohibition has failed miserably!
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... of any mind-altering substance has always exploded usage rates, overcrowded jails, fueled organized crime, created rampant corruption of law-enforcement - even whole governments, while inducing an incalculable ...

3. China Labor Watch calls Apple factory inspections a PR stunt
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...  USA Today reported that a review of Apple’s Chinese factories in January found matters such as underage and involuntary workers and workers putting in over-60-hour weeks. Apple has requested that the ...

4. Public offering for Empire State Building worth $2.5 billion
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... properties, One Grand Central Place and 250 West 57th Street. The Empire State Building was valued at an estimated $2.5 billion in the filing. USA Today reports that real estate investor Peter Malkin ...

5. Saying 'I love you' on Valentine’s Day: One dozen ways
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... may not always work, according to researchers at Cornell University who surveyed a thousand volunteers. The research found the volunteers looked for potential mates who are what they described as “in ...

6. Central American sugarcane workers dying from chronic kidney disease
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BY TERI GATTO NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Tens of thousands of manual laborers in Central America are dying of chronic kidney disease (CKD). The victims are primarily sugarcane workers. The Center for ...

7. Dangerous premise ...
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... accusations of abuse! Which, btw, I see going on quite enough, thank you. I'm apalled at the inevitable outworkings and ramifications of such a ridiculous statement. IS this activity, as it is planned ...

8. January may be 'Human Trafficking Prevention Month' in N.J.
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... human trafficking so that we can put an end to this human tragedy.” “It has been nearly 150 years since the passage of the 13th Amendment ending slavery, yet there are tens of thousands of Americans ...

9. Facing potential doctor shortage, N.J. Senate approves bill for action
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... medicine and pediatric medicine. “A recently completed report predicts that within the next decade, New Jersey will face a shortage of thousands of physicians practicing in family care and important ...

10. American Beverage Association Statement
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... other sweetened beverages. In fact, the authors of this phone survey of South Australian adults themselves note that ‘causal relationships could not be established.’ Furthermore, their findings show no ...

11. Golf come ons seduce the winter weary
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... of year, tens of thousands of men, women and children paid money to enter the Tent of Temptation and we needed to understand the base drive of these residents, their desires, their needs, their wants. ...

12. Efforts to derail Ron Paul in Republican primaries are dirty politics
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... journalists, and politicians, and of course met thousands of average New Yorkers and tourists.  He also learned a great deal about human nature when he was a partisan commander of more than 230 freedom ...

13. Caroline Kennedy deserves sympathy in light of JFK intern affair
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... mandate Same-sex marriage and ‘Unnatural Acts’ across the river from N.J. Gandarusa a male contraceptive from Indonesia could reach New Jersey Sex and seniors get Erica Jong's attention Gov. Christie ...

14. Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show admits six new breeds
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... join 179 other breeds and varieties which will strut their stuff at the annual New York event on Feb. 13 & 14. David Frei, the Westminster Kennel Club's director of communications and USA Network ...

15. Susan G. Komen’s political PR disaster does some good
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BY KATHLEEN BIRD COMMENTARY Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. The Susan G. Komen for the Cure organization aimed a lot higher. However, the nationwide firestorm of protest over the foundation’s ...

16. Big Blue's Victor Cruz wants more green
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... receptions for 1,536 and nine touchdowns, was paid $450,000 for this season and is scheduled to make $490,000 next year, according to USA Today. “Honestly, with what I did this year — statistically and ...

17. Powerball lottery drawing set for Saturday night
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... and in North Carolina, as reported by USAMega.Com. The next drawing will be tonight, Saturday Feb. 11, 10:59 p.m. EST.  ...

18. Joseph Queli of Wall gets 5 years in prison for waterfront loansharking
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... receive high-paying jobs, preferred shift assignments and overtime, all as determined under the influence of the criminal enterprise. Each of the thousands of union members allegedly must make a payment ...

19. 'Perfect Sense' movie review, trailer: A reluctant romance in an apocalyptic world
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... out to the west by the port, similarly self-involved Susan (Eva Green) is wandering along the Clyde shore, throwing stones at seagulls while complaining about her latest failed romance to her sister Jenny ...

20. New Jersey's gender wage gap
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... men raised the children and women raised the income, men would average lower pay than women. See "Will the Ledbetter Fair Pay Act Help Women?" at http://malemattersusa.wordpress.com/2011/12/03/will-the-ledbetter-fair-pay-act-help-women/ ...