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The Seattle Seahawks rounded out the field for the second round of the National Football League playoffs by erasing a 14-point deficit and winning on the road in the postseason for the first time since 1983.
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If you've never seen offshore wind turbines, it's hard to appreciate their scale. Blades can exceed 85 yards in length, their tips sweeping arcs almost 180 yards in diameter. They twirl atop towers a football field high and can produce enough electricity to power more than 1,500 homes.
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A proposed rule requiring automakers to double their average fuel economy by 2025 is unrealistic and stemmed from a secret deal favoring companies receiving U.S. government bailouts, according to a report released today by House Republicans.
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L. Lin Wood, an Atlanta defamation attorney, was supposed to contain the damage Herman Cain’s Republican presidential bid sustained as a result of sexual harassment allegations.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William C. Dudley said signs the economy is improving don’t dispel risks to growth that include higher gasoline prices, fiscal cutbacks and a weak housing market.
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A presidential campaign bid, even a failed one, can open doors to lucrative career options, such as former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee’s Fox News contract.
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Bryan Bly is a pen-wielding “robo- signer” at Nationwide Title Clearing Inc., inking his name on an average 5,000 mortgage documents a day for companies such as Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Former Pennsylvania State University quarterback Michael Robinson heads a group of nine ex-Nittany Lions players and coaches appealing sanctions against the school for its handling of child sex-abuse allegations against one-time assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
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Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian T. Moynihan said he’s “incensed” by public criticism of his company and is pushing back by reminding local leaders of its contributions to their economies.
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Liz Szalay said she was shocked when she saw her 14-year-old son’s phone Verizon Wireless bill. He’d run up charges of $2,000 over two months for searching for and downloading songs.
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