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  Scene in D.C.: LaBelle, Belushi, Carvey, Holder, O’Malley

  “Don’t get it twisted. Me and the girls did it first,” announced Patti LaBelle last night before belting out “Lady Marmalade,” the 1974 hit she performed with girl group Labelle, popularized since in karaoke clubs and by a cadre of younger artists.

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  Scene in D.C.: Kissinger, Rometty, Tillerson, Scowcroft

  Everyone had a Brent Scowcroft story last night.

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  Stevens Dead in Alaska Plane Crash, O'Keefe Survives

  Ted Stevens , who spent four decades in the U.S. Senate from Alaska before losing re-election in 2008, was killed in the crash of a small plane during a fishing trip in a rural part of the state.

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  EADS Executive O'Keefe Survives Alaska Plane Crash

  European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. said Sean O’Keefe , the head of its North American unit, survived a plane crash that claimed the life of former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens .

• Defense Cuts Likely in Any Budget Deal, EADS Chief Says

  Defense companies should brace for years of Pentagon spending cuts even if automatic reductions set to begin in January are averted, said Sean O’Keefe, who heads EADS North America.

• EADS Says Top North American Executive O'Keefe a Passenger in Alaska Crash

  European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. said Sean O’Keefe , the head of its North American unit since November, was involved in a fatal plane crash last night in Alaska. His condition remains unknown.

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  Defense Contractors Say Hiring Slows Before Budget Cuts

  The top executives of defense contractors led by Lockheed Martin Corp. told Congress they’re already slowing hiring as they anticipate across-the-board defense cuts set to begin on Jan. 2.

• O’Keefe Says EADS Can Still Win U.S. Military Deals, FT Reports

  European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. North America Chief Executive Officer Sean O’Keefe said the company can still win some contracts for specialized aircraft for the U.S. military despite Boeing Co. being awarded the main tanker contract last month, the Financial Times reported, citing an interview.

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  EADS's `Long Shot' Buoys U.S. Expansion Even If Pentagon Tanker Bid Fails

  European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co.’s planned bid for the U.S. military’s $35 billion refueling tanker program may pay off by raising the planemaker’s stature for future competitions even if this one fails.

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  EADS Chases `Hairy, Audacious Goal' of $10 Billion in U.S. Sales

  European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co. said it is exploring U.S. takeover targets in the $500 million range and will consider servicing military planes to broaden its presence in the world’s biggest defense market.

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