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tool goes here Devan Cunningham's freak 2-point conversion off a tipped pass against Illinois should forever be known as the Devan Shuffle. Two small steps for a 6-foot-5, 350-pounder. Full Article at Fresno Bee
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Enron's Jeffrey Skilling, former Illinois Gov. Full Article at United Press International
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Illinois' quarterback Juice Williams (7) outruns Michigan's Ryan Van Bergen (53) during the second half of the NCAA college football game in Champaign, Ill. , Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009. View Photo »
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The federal government, the Coast Guard and the Army Corps of Engineers has been very unresponsive to this issue, creating, in effect, a superhighway for invasive species (entering Illinois from the Mississippi River). We need to come up with real long-term solutions to fix this.
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Devan Cunningham catches a deflected pass and scores the 2-point conversion with 2 seconds left. Fresno State leaves jaws dangling in the Land of Lincoln, 53-52, in a game that defense forgot. Or wants to forget. Full Article at Fresno Bee
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Devan Cunningham closed his eyes. When he opened them, half of his body was lying across the goal line. Out of the corner of his eye, the offensive lineman saw an official raise his hands. Full Article at Fresno Bee
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Three weeks after wobbling off the field in Reno, Nev. , with a concussion, Fresno State running back Ryan Mathews dodged Illinois defenders and put them on their backs with stiff-arms. In other words, he was back to normal. Full Article at Fresno Bee
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Illinois' Mikel LeShoure (5) out runs Michigan's Mike Martin during the second half of the NCAA college football game in Champaign, Ill. , Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009. View Photo »
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He joked about plundering businesses from Illinois that come to Indiana
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A loss to New Hampshire Oct. 10 in Durham was the only blemish on Villanova’s impressive season. Yesterday, the Wildcats erased it - in a big way. Full Article at Boston Globe
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A hectic stretch of games for St. Louis University came to a happy ending Saturday. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Penn State's Brent Carter (32) scores a touchdown past Illinois' Supo Sanni during the second half of the NCAA college football game in Champaign, Ill. , Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009.
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Illinois' quarterback Juice Williams (7) scrambles out of the pocket against Penn State during the first half of the NCAA college football game in Champaign, Ill. , Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009.
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Penn State' Graham Zug (5) runs over Illinois' Evan Frierson (51) during the first half of the NCAA college football game in Champaign, Ill. , Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009.
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A fellow with a lot of money can run all the TV commercials he wants, but I think folks in Illinois, the voters of Illinois, are more interested in deeds and not his words. I think I've done a lot of good deeds for the people of Illinois
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I think the people of Illinois are a lot happier today, in November of 2009, than they were at the beginning of this year
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I’ve been working on job creation since I was elected state treasurer of Illinois ... I worked night and day back in the early 90s on putting deposits in financial institutions, linked deposits, that created jobs all over our state, in agriculture, in small business, in housing. We helped women-owned bu...
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I regret that the senator from Illinois did not observe the courtesies of the Senate, particularly when a person's name is mentioned as he continued to mention my name and totally falsify my position
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If Illinois is not the most corrupt state in the United States, it's certainly one hell of a competitor.
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Kentucky, Kansas, Illinois, UNLV, Tennessee, Florida, and of course New Mexico recruited me
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Last week wasn't a good week for the Big Ten ... Purdue is the only team that's playing at the level people thought it would play at. Ohio State is doing pretty well, too. But Illinois and Michigan should have been better than the teams they lost to, and Michigan State as well. The bad teams like Indian...
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It is an important task, probably the most important task before us in the state of Illinois and that is to improve the state of public education at all levels
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Pat Quinn had the opportunity — and the responsibility — to put the people of Illinois back to work, but he failed
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It's part of the larger wave of attacks that we have seen foiled recently in New York City; Denver, Colorado; Springfield, Illinois; Dallas; North Carolina; there have been others as well
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At University of Phoenix, we support our students by offering a wide array of full degree programs, personal encouragement and success coaching to bridge the gap between who Illinois residents are today and who they want to be tomorrow.
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We are under critical economic times and University of Phoenix is committed to helping Illinois resident's positively change and navigate their career paths
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I applaud the Illinois Attorney General’s hard work in support of this new law, which will combat the growing problem of unauthorized telephone surcharge scams ... Also, it is especially appropriate that this important consumer protection legislation be signed into law on the eve of CUB’s 25th Anniversa...
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This is going to be fun. As coaches and players, we're looking forward to this. I'd rather go play at Illinois [on] Dec. 5 than finishing up in the Western Athletic Conference. I think it's a great time to play this game.
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Obviously, we'll be pulling hard for Oregon State ... We'd have three Top-25 wins, a Big Ten win [over Illinois]. There are so many things we can't control. I can't worry about that stuff. All I can do is get this football team one more win and let our record speak for itself.
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a major victory for labor in the state of Illinois and the United States
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If your administration brings Al Qaida terrorists to Illinois
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I'm dedicating my Mo' efforts to Uncle Phil Zand of Northbrook, Illinois who died from cancer and to Beastie Boy Adam Yauch who will survive cancer.
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Some of those turnovers that him and Denis had were unfortunate - I think they combined for six. He also praised Sutton, whom he benched for much of the Western Illinois game on Nov. 15. Since that day, it's the best stretch of basketball he's played since he's been at K-State
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we should not invite al-Qaida to make Illinois its No. 1 target.
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works three days each week at his brother's bar in Illinois — located 1,800 miles away from the project site in California.
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We played a strong game ... We wanted to show the guys from Texas how we play basketball in Illinois.
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When a state has universal pre-K, it's viewed as an essential, not something that's discretionary or something that's a good thing to do in good times ... Cutting it is viewed the same way people would look at it if a state said, 'We're not going to have first grade this year,' or, 'We will have first g...
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The infrastructure of the Illinois Republican Party has never really been for me
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Tony Rezko’s company has received loans from many banks in Illinois
SOURCE: National Review Online
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