Feeling for them
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At one time, the Sony Ericsson site in Research Triangle Park employed 1,000 people.
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In November 1974, the Piedmont prop plane bringing me to Raleigh landed five times between Cincinnati and here before coming to a stop on the tarmac at Terminal A, which was RDU at the time.
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Public interest demands that a Senate health care proposal receives a fair airing.
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Editorial:
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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The United States invaded Afghanistan in 2001 because the Taliban were harboring al-Qaida operatives. Now al-Qaida operatives are said to be in many world locations. So far, we've spent $223 billion in this fight with ever-increasing casualties.
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