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Raleigh recruiter hires Ragland

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Raleigh recruiter hires Ragland

More Local/State

$338M awaits N.C. in aid for homeowners

Preview with beer tasting tonight

Syngenta posts big gains for 2011

Lenovo reports robust third quarter

Cigarette maker Lorillard 4Q profit grows 20 pct

Feds announce $25 billion foreclosure settlement

State unemployment system under review

Chapel Hill solar farm proposed

Caterpillar mum on Cary plans

Aldagen sold to Md. company for more than $40M

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