Paul Martin News
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The top-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Ottawa Senators 4-1 and the Los Angeles Kings defeated the San Jose Sharks 2-0 in the opening games of the National Hockey League’s conference semifinal playoff series.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Ottawa Senators 4-1 in the first game of their National Hockey League Playoff series.
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Brooks Orpik sent a 54-foot slapshot into the net in overtime as the Pittsburgh Penguins eliminated the New York Islanders in the National Hockey League playoffs.
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A Chinese spy suspect pleaded guilty to violating computer-use rules of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration after prosecutors said they didn’t find any secret information on his electronic devices.
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A Chinese research scientist suspected of spying on the National Aeronautics and Space Administration - -- and pulled from a plane in March as he was about to depart for China -- is set to plead to a misdemeanor charge of violating agency computer rules.
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin, who slashed his nation’s debt in the decade through 2005, said Europe needs to show Greece how austerity will pay off in the medium term to successfully push through budget cuts.
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin said Europe must make progress toward a deeper union that includes joint euro-region bonds, much like what Alexander Hamilton did in the U.S. more than two centuries ago.
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Paul Martin, executive director of credit trading for Europe, Asia-Pacific and Australasia at WestLB AG in London, said he resigned from the bank July 27.
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On July 1, Canada Day, Canadians awoke to a startling, if pleasant, piece of news: For the first time in recent history, the average Canadian is richer than the average American.
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Jean Chretien and Paul Martin , former Canadian prime ministers, will join the national election campaign tour of Liberal Party leader Michael Ignatieff , the Globe and Mail reported on its website , without saying where it got the information.
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