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[0:54]..." traditionally of the year of the Clinton is the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal. Says that they expected the clintons will put on a good show of support but there's a palpable sense of quoting here "...

[5:16]..." banks is -- 30% 217. The head of the FBI she tells The Wall Street Journal. The agency might have to borrow cash from treasury to keep going after reimbursing depositors. Mortgage application activity up for change for "...

[4:54]..." McCain trailing Obama though the CBS New York Times and the NBC Wall Street Journal surveys have Obama -- 45 to 43. WBZ news time 87. Tropical storm -- is setting its sights on Florida again forecasters "...

[2:05]..." A couple of other polls just out as well from Wall Street Journal in the New York Times. -- a lead for Obama but the very narrow one only about reports how do you explain "...

[7:50]..." of the 110 million for a time on the big broadcast. And The Wall Street Journal should establish -- Lehman Brothers my post another quarterly loss maybe. One point eight billion dollars or more while linked to us "...

[6:14]..." with Bjork last year with that -- has slipped to number six. Wall Street Journal says an investigation is ongoing into alleged price fixing in the packaged ice business. A former industry executive told authorities that the "...

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[0:22]..." who. Is riskier. By twenty points they think Obama is riskier in The Wall Street Journal poll by 28 points they prefer John McCain's commander in chief. 22% of Americans think the Barack Obama is a Muslim. Or "...

[8:08]..." built cars around but they no longer are among the best backed. Wall Street Journal says some vehicles will now come with a four year 50000 mile warranty. Instead of the five year 100000. Mile warranty on "...

[5:56]..." profit hurt by the housing slump and weak consumer sentiment. A new Wall Street Journal poll finds that energy ranks as the economic issue that voters say affects them the most. This report city and thirtieth past "...