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GRAND FORKS, N.D. Troy Cotton took care of the first half, and the defense did the rest. Full Article at Green Bay Press-Gazette
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Cotton scored 20 of his points in the first half to help the Phoenix (6-2) to a 33-18 lead at the break. Derek Benter led North Dakota (1-6) with nine points while Spencer Goodman had eight. Rahmon Fletcher added 19 points for Green Bay. Full Article at Sporting News
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Lynn Jordheim, acting U.S. attorney for North Dakota, left, leads a news conference at the federal courthouse with three people who prosecuted a death penalty case against Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. , from left, Keith Reisenauer, Drew Wrigley and Norman Ande... View Photo »
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A big difference in this case and the AT&T case is that we believe there are hundreds and hundreds of miles of cable involved in this case where ... we learned there only was about 12 miles of AT&T cable buried in roadway ditches in North Dakota where AT&T had not obtained an easement
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Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad of North Dakota and the panel’s senior Republican, Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, are floating the idea of a bipartisan commission to take on the problem of the federal deficit. Full Article at Naples Daily News
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DENVER It was late Friday, not long after his team nearly pulled off an unlikely comeback on the home ice of the nation's No. 2-ranked team. Full Article at St. Cloud Times
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Freshman Reilly Smith scored two goals -- including one that tied the game with 2:41 left in regulation -- and dished out two assists to lead No. 1 Miami to a 5-5 tie at No. 4 North Dakota Saturday night in the Subway Holiday... Full Article at Cincinnati Enquirer
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In this Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009 photo, University of North Dakota researchers Gllenda Lindseth and her husband, Paul, pose for a photo in Grand Forks, N.D. The couple spearheaded a study that shows that pilots performed best in certain situations while... View Photo »
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Our devices will evolve. From in-dash computers in trucks to entertainment systems in airplanes, and from a netbook in North Dakota to a phone in North Africa, every device is both a consumer and a provider of content.
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In nine of the last 14 years, a forward has won the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s Rookie of the Year. A forward also has finished runner-up in 10 of those 14 years. Do we need further proof that nothing catches the eye quite like goal scorers? Full Article at Boston Globe
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CONWAY, Ark. -- North Dakota blocked a field-goal attempt with 17 seconds remaining to hold off Central Arkansas for a 17-16 victory on Saturday. Full Article at Sporting News
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Lynn Jordheim, acting U.S. attorney for North Dakota, left, leads a news conference at the federal courthouse with three people who prosecuted a death penalty case against Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. , from left, Keith Reisenauer, Drew Wrigley and Norman Anderson, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2009.
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In this Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009 photo, University of North Dakota researchers Gllenda Lindseth and her husband, Paul, pose for a photo in Grand Forks, N.D. The couple spearheaded a study that shows that pilots performed best in certain situations while eating a high-fat diet.
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US Senate Budget Chairman Democratic Senator from North Dakota Kent Conrad speaks to the media outside the offices of Senate Finance Committee chairman Senator Max Baucus, Democrat from Montana, following a meeting of the so-called 'Gang of Six,' a bipartisan group of senators, to work...
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US Senate Budget Chairman Democratic Senator from North Dakota Kent Conrad speaks to the media outside the offices of Senate Finance Committee chairman Senator Max Baucus, Democrat from Montana, following a meeting of the so-called 'Gang of Six,' a bipartisan group of senators, to work...
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US Senate Budget Chairman Democratic Senator from North Dakota Kent Conrad speaks to the media outside the offices of Senate Finance Committee chairman Senator Max Baucus, Democrat from Montana, following a meeting of the so-called 'Gang of Six,' a bipartisan group of senators, to work...
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North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm responds to a newspaper story published in the Fargo Forum during a news conference in Bismarck, N.D. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2009 about a financial examination report of Blue Cross Blue Shield conducted by his office.
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North Dakota State's Pat Paschall celebrates with Gary Ebel (75) after scoring a touchdown during the first half of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Ames, Iowa. Iowa State won 34-17.
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North Dakota State's Carter Bykowski (87) is upended by Iowa State defenders Leonard Johnson, left, and David Sims, right, after making a reception during the first half of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Ames, Iowa.
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North Dakota State quarterback Nick Mertens, right, tries to run from Iowa State defender Rashawn Parker during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Ames, Iowa.
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Iowa State's Alexander Robinson (33) runs from North Dakota State defenders Richard Bowman, left, and Kyle Belmont for a touchdown during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Ames, Iowa.
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North Dakota State associate head coach Jamie Trachsel jumps into the arms of head coach Darren Mueller after the Bison defeated Tulsa 2-0 to win the regional tournament in Norman, Okla. Sunday, May 17, 2009.
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Peyton Cambell, 9 of Grand Forks, North Dakota, in her first visit to New York volunteers for Mothering America's Soldiers sponsored by BakeMeAWish.com in Times Square New York May 5, 2009.
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North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven, right, speaks in support of imprisoned journalist Roxana Saberi as Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker listens during a vigil, Saturday, May 2, 2009, on the Veterans Memorial Bridge between Fargo, N.D. and Moorhead, Minn.
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Cattle graze at a North Dakota ranch 04 September, 2006. An international team of researchers has succeeded in decoding the genome sequence of cows, which could help lead to production of better quality milk and beef.
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A North Dakota Air National Guard helicopter carries six 1,000-pound sandbags to the edge of the Clausen Springs dam Wednesday, April 15, 2009, as an attempt was being made to control the erosion of the emergency spillway.
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North Dakota National Guardsman Eric Johnson records video images of the scene in Kathryn, N.D. , near the community hall as water rises on the west side of the town Wednesday, April 15, 2009. The town was almost empty except for the soldiers.
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In this undated photo released by the The Miss North Dakota Pageant, Roxana Saberi is shown, in North Dakota. Saberi, a 31-year-old dual American-Iranian citizen, was arrested in late January and initially accused of working without press credentials.
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In this undated photo released by the The Miss North Dakota Pageant, Roxana Saberi is shown, in North Dakota. Saberi, a 31-year-old dual American-Iranian citizen, was arrested in late January and initially accused of working without press credentials.
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In this undated photo released by the The Miss North Dakota Pageant, Roxana Saberi is shown, in North Dakota. Saberi, a 31-year-old dual American-Iranian citizen, was arrested in late January and initially accused of working without press credentials.
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Miss America contestant, Miss North Dakota, Roxana Saberi stands on stage at the end of the swimsuit competition during the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in this September 13, 1997 file photo.
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Miss America contestant, Miss North Dakota, Roxana Saberi stands on stage at the end of the swimsuit competition during the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in this September 13, 1997 file photo.
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Justin Anderson, from Fargo, North Dakota, wears a Kirby Puckett suit as he heads to his seat inside the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome before the start of the Minnesota Twins' season opening American League baseball game against the Seattle Mariners in Minneapolis, April 6, 2009.
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North Dakota Air National Guardsman S/SGT Brandon Miller places a pump hose over a dike to move flood water back into the Red River of the North on the southside of Fargo, North Dakota April 1, 2009.
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North Dakota Air National Guardsman S/SGT Brandon Miller monitors the start up of a pump to move flood waters over a dike and back into the Red River of the North on the southside of Fargo, North Dakota April 1, 2009.
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North Dakota Air National Guardsman S/SGT Brandon Miller (R) and North Dakota Army National Guardsman SPEC/4 Alex Bryson (L) look for leaks as they walk along an earthen dike on the southside of Fargo, North Dakota April 1, 2009.
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In this Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009 photo, University of North Dakota researchers Gllenda Lindseth and her husband, Paul, pose for a photo in Grand Forks, N.D. The couple spearheaded a study that shows that pilots performed best in certain situations while eating a high-fat diet.
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A big difference in this case and the AT&T case is that we believe there are hundreds and hundreds of miles of cable involved in this case where ... we learned there only was about 12 miles of AT&T cable buried in roadway ditches in North Dakota where AT&T had not obtained an easement
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Our devices will evolve. From in-dash computers in trucks to entertainment systems in airplanes, and from a netbook in North Dakota to a phone in North Africa, every device is both a consumer and a provider of content.
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We have 57,000 veterans in North Dakota who answered the call and served their country. We have an obligation to ensure they have access to quality care ... This is a bipartisan bill that will expand and improve veterans’ health care services, and I believe it will help our nation fulfill its obligation...
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Today we have the most amazing Soldiers from North Dakota serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, Djibouti, Kosovo and beyond, and they're doing an absolutely incredible job, and you will, too
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I haven't really talked to anyone ... It would have to be a really special situation. I love North Dakota way too much. This is a great group of guys. Unless something really crazy happens, I'll be here my whole four years.
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I think St. Cloud’s been a good team — they beat (No. 2 North Dakota) ... And after winning this (last) series, I think if we can just come in and keep our spirits high and come in and play well against St. Cloud — maybe take some points off them — that’s going to help our rankings. And that’s the bigge...
– Brendan Smith SOURCE: The Badger Herald -
From our prospective one of the things that we try to look at is expansion of business opportunities in the state. So this would potentially take a resource that could be processed and utilized, probably not so much in the United States, but in foreign countries and provide some jobs for citizens in the...
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It’s very comfortable ... We didn’t play it all on Sunday, but it gives us good spacing, ability to drive the ball, ability to read, just really to play basketball … touch the post. Even with North Dakota in the zone, we found really good shots . … A lot of it has to do with spacing, timing, solid, cris...
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North Dakota has a long and proud military tradition. Our state is home to some of the finest soldiers and airmen in America, as well as a number of missions that are critical to our national security ... This legislation will give a boost to those missions, and help ensure that our state plays a key ro...
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Leaving Bismarck ND [North Dakota] right now ... Brock had minor surgery and is feeling better. Not 100% sure he is out of the woods but feeling better.
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We have already started going over, needless to say, their games from towards the end of last year ... And they played North Dakota State a few times in the finals of the tournament, and we know what kind of team North Dakota State had. So we can get some things from that, but again, it will be more abo...
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North Dakota has the skilled manufacturing base for wind turbine components and the vast wind resource for wind farm development that are needed to strengthen our nation’s energy security ... We need to regain control of our energy future, lead the world in wind turbine manufacturing, and support the Am...
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North Dakota’s success in the clean-energy economy is exciting. Nowhere is that success more evident than here in Finley where they are harvesting much more than crops. The Ashtabula facility is harvesting the power of the wind to create renewable electricity
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Anyone who has stood on the plains has felt the tremendous force of North Dakota’s winds. The Langdon Wind Energy Center is harnessing this clean, natural energy to power homes throughout the region ... This project is yet one more example of how we can use North Dakota’s powerful winds to reduce Americ...
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Anyone who has stood on the plains has felt the tremendous force of North Dakota’s winds. The Langdon Wind Energy Center is harnessing this clean, natural energy to power homes throughout the region ... This project is yet one more example of how we can use North Dakota’s powerful winds to reduce Americ...
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He’s in a hospital up in North Dakota somewhere right now, he doesn’t want to talk about it publicly, but he’s in bad shape. He went to Canada and some bad stuff happened to him, so we’ve got to figure it out. He is not good. He is very, very sick and he’s going to be out for a while.
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He's in a hospital up in North Dakota somewhere right now ... He went to Canada and some bad stuff happened to him, so we've got to figure it out. He doesn't want to talk about it publicly, but he's in bad shape. He's not well and he's not going to be getting well anytime soon.
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The United States is growing by 3 million a year, and they are not going to North Dakota
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I think our players understand that South Dakota State is a really good football team, just like we knew that North Dakota State was a very good football team ... So I don't see that as being an issue. And, again, the big thing for us is this is an opportunity for us. That would be part of a victory on ...
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Other key moderates didn't go quite that far, but at least two others - Sens. Kent Conrad of North Dakota and Mary Landrieu of Louisiana - said they, too, want to ensure that the Senate bill prevents federal dollars from paying for abortion
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At one point, CRP covered 3.4 million acres in North Dakota, about 2 million of that in the Missouri Coteau region
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She's the best player on the court and the best all-around player every night ... She can do it all. We've had some excellent players who are close to what Jordan's done. But Jordan's probably the best all-around player I've coached or seen in the area in a while, probably since Kristen Hille (a former ...
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North Dakota is going to be leading the way to a new energy frontier
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This is the Senate. ... There's no way I know of to move faster. Honestly ... I've never thought this thing would be done before December of this year, and I still wouldn't be shocked if it's not done in December ... I think people are very much directed by the constituencies that they represent. I repr...
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On behalf of the people of North Dakota, Mikey and I extend our deepest sympathies to those who were injured and to the families of those who lost their lives as a result of yesterday’s deadly attack at Fort Hood ... Our state and nation grieve the loss of these American heroes and stand ready to suppor...
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