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Rascals and would-be rascals, be warned.
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Martin Nesbitt actually couldn't be called "new blood" in his just-elected role as majority leader in the North Carolina Senate.
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Rascals and would-be rascals, be warned.
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Public interest demands that a Senate health care proposal receives a fair airing.
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At one time, the Sony Ericsson site in Research Triangle Park employed 1,000 people.
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Membership on state commissions seems strongly coincidental with the hunt for campaign money.
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The U.S. Army's Special Operations Command trains elite soldiers in the Green Berets, Rangers and other units that specialize in behind-enemy-lines combat.
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At the rate H1NI flu vaccine is showing up at clinics in North Carolina, a swine flu shot could be high on people's Christmas lists.
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Shaniya Davis was a cute, innocent child born into troubled circumstances not of her making.
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The sad news is that requests for help from the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina are up 30 to 60 percent in that 34-county area.
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In two terms as state treasurer, Richard Moore did a good job of protecting the state's public employee pension fund and generally was on the side of average citizens. So Moore should have expected the questions and scrutiny he's now getting.
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