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Coroners and medical examiners almost never investigate elderly deaths

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An area the size of Austin is on fire

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Explosion at French Nuclear plant kills one

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Inside the international gangs that sell poor people's organs to the wealthy

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Saudi woman executed for "witchcraft and sorcery"

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The IRS denies lesbians child adoption tax credit

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A man sets himself on fire outside a bank branch in Thessaloniki in northern Greece

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In 3 years, Greece's suicide rate has gone from the lowest to the highest in Europe

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Only 1 in 3 Afghans have access to electricity

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Another Foxconn employee jumps to their death

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Yahoo joins the gaggle of bidders for Hulu

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IMF searches soul, blames Europe

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Private equity firms and hedge funds are recruiting first-year analysts again

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The politicians who hate food stamps but love agricultural subsidies

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New home sales are up and "will probably continue to increase for some time"

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Fracking threatens to destroy the German beer industry

Second Acts
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Meet the guy who helps hedge funders cope with prison

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"The view that 'we have to pay a price for past sins' is nearly always wrong"

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"The Too Big to Fail Subsidy is Negative Ten Billion Dollars, Says Goldman Sachs"

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Corporate America's hoarding more and more cash, even as the economy improves

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No one's particularly sure why the Nikkei dropped 7% overnight

EU Mess
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Rogoff: Fixing the eurozone crisis will require massive writedowns of debt

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Ratings agencies are not rating RMBS high enough, so investors are ignoring them

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Coroners and medical examiners almost never investigate elderly deaths

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