Pump Rage? Get Even by Buying ExxonMobil
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Pump Rage? Get Even by Buying ExxonMobil
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BBC News Story
They should be robust considering several major issues involving trade with China that include dumping, piracy and failure to protect intellectual property, and the valuation of the yuan.
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Great news! A “green” luxury car!
It’s too bad it gets 17 MPG.
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It’s looking more and more like Iran enjoys challenging the west. Iranian Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi has said Iran’s judiciary is preventing her from representing a US-Iranian academic detained in Tehran last week.
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Africa ’sees 6% economic growth’
But if you look a little closer, it may not be all its cracked up to be.
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In this overly simplistic article on CNN.com, he offers 6 ways to lower gas prices based on his assumption that all you have to do is increase supply and cut demand. Easy enough, as long as you like to make a lot of assumptions based in ignorance. He may stumble upon a few [...]
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(The following is a version of your contributor’s Writing 39B final paper edited for the blog.)
Today we hear the word “quagmire” thrown around a lot by the media, referring to the situation our troops face in Iraq. But when most college-aged Americans hear “quagmire,” they probably think “giggity-giggity,” (referring to the Family Guy character named [...]
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