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By all accounts, the paths traveled by the Tsarnaev brothers in their new American lives had begun to diverge.
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Like any nervous 19-year-old, he was biting his nails.
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Two brothers from the former Soviet Union who came to Massachusetts about a decade ago yet clung to their homeland are the top suspects in the bombings this week that killed three and wounded scores in Boston.
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The Canadian dollar touched the highest level against its U.S. counterpart in almost two months as the Bank of Japan’s monetary stimulus measures sent investors in search of higher-yielding currencies.
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The Canadian dollar rose versus the majority of its 16 most-traded peers after employment gains in Canada and the U.S. exceeded forecasts, boosting investor risk appetite.
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The Canadian dollar weakened for a fifth week against its U.S peer, its longest skid since June, as the Bank of Canada indicated it won’t raise interest rates anytime soon with inflation slowing more than forecast.
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Canada’s dollar strengthened the most in a week against its U.S. peer as Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he plans to eliminate the country’s deficit before the next election in 2015.
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A parliamentary vote on Dec. 15 on Ireland’s 85 billion-euro ($112 billion) international aid package will pass, even without support from the opposition, John Curran, a government minister and spokesman, said.
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Canada’s dollar weakened for a fifth day against its U.S. counterpart in the longest losing streak since October as crude oil, the nation’s biggest export, dropped amid ebbing risk appetite.
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Canada’s dollar fell for the first time in five days versus its U.S. peer after data showed sales at American retailers rose in February by the most in five months, a sign of the diverging economies of the two nations.
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