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NEWPORT NEWS — Shanin Hawkins had been looking for a job on and off for seven months. About 25 applications later, she was finally hired as Christmas help for Hallmark at Patrick Henry Mall. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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HAMPTON - — It's been almost six years since Taryn Boone has spent a Thanksgiving with her parents. That all changed Thursday when her mother and stepfather drove nearly four hours from Durham, N.C. , to Hampton so they could spend the holiday together. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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ASTON VILLA boss Martin O'Neill is leading the chase for Valencia ace Miguel according to The Sun. The Portugal right-back, 29, wants to leave in January after a bust-up with boss Unai Emery. Full Article at Sunday Mercury
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Ford has been charging hard lately with lots of new vehicle models. Now comes the 2011 Super Duty -- certainly no poser of a pickup. This is a truck for people who need pickups for their livelihood. Full Article at Canada.com
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Because most of our audience doesn't watch us for news on a regular basis, we are not going to get the viewership the other networks get anyway ... Once it became apparent that there was no national emergency tied to this press conference, we felt that we should air entertainment for our regular viewers...
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We welcome the news - in just the last 24 hours - that the US and China have both indicated what they are prepared to do, in concrete numbers, on mitigation. The US and China are essential players in this negotiation. Copenhagen must not be allowed to fail
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Readers may pay to access other services alongside news, but I just don’t see news itself as a big enough lure. Also, just to take this argument to the extreme, if newspapers are going to hold themselves up as the moral guardians of what’s right, scrutinising public bodies and holding them to account, i...
SOURCE: Journalism.co.uk