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Senate votes to prohibit taxpayer Money for Wall Street bailouts
The Senate voted Wednesday to prohibit the use of taxpayer Money for any more Wall Street rescues but set up a mechanism where the government would have to front the Money, even if only temporarily, to liquidate a "too big to fail" financial institution.

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Will the iPad Mean the End of Free Online News?
If you thought online news would be Free forever, perhaps it's time to think again. Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp., announced on its third-quarter earnings call that in "three to four weeks" the company would be announcing a subscription model for news and other digital content. The impetus? None other than Apple's iPad.

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Bills sign 3 undrafted Free agents
The Buffalo Bills have signed undrafted Free agent centers Sean Allen and Kyle Mutcher and wide receiver Donald Jones. Allen started 30 career games at East Carolina, and earned first-team All-Conference USA honors in 2009. Jones' 77 receptions last season set a Youngstown State single-season record, while Mutcher earned FCS All-America honors at Weber State in 2009.

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Eastday-China to banks: Freeze more Money
China yesterday asked banks to freeze more Money from lending through a higher reserve requirement, the third move this year amid growing concerns of asset bubbles and economic overheating.

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Peres: North Korea 'duty Free' arms shop for Iran
Israeli President Shimon Peres accused North Korea on Sunday of acting as a "duty Free shop" for weapons that reach Iran and militants in Lebanon and Syria.

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Snead trying to make Bucs as undrafted Free agent
Former Mississippi quarterback Jevan Snead insists he has no regrets about passing up his final season of college eligibility, only to watch the NFL draft come and go without hearing his name called. Disappointed but undeterred, the one-time top prospect -- whose stock dropped during an inconsistent junior year -- signed a Free agent contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and is participating a...

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Gandhi won't certify D.C. teachers' contract; Fenty hints that Money has been found
The District's chief financial officer told the D.C. Council on Friday that he cannot certify the proposed teachers' contract as fiscally sound because the city has yet to demonstrate that there is enough Money to pay for it.

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