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CHICAGO — Break up the Blackhawks.

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GAINS in the rand after last week’s interest rate hike may have mortified exporters and trade unions, but they have given importers involved in SA’s R416bn infrastructure spending drive a welcome shot in the arm.

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Advocates for the disabled are pushing Walt Disney World and SeaWorld Orlando to lift a ban on the use of Segways at the theme parks, saying the scooters give people who can’t walk a degree of personal freedom not afforded by wheelchairs.

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Christi Freitag’s wrist tenses against the rope loop in her therapist’s hands. Her freckled arm strains. She hunches forward, stretching the back of her T-shirt and the words printed there: “The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy.”

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LONDON, Oct 11 - Britain’s top share index rose 1.4 percent to hit its highest close in four months on Thursday as commodity stocks rallied on higher oil and metal prices and heavyweight Vodafone jumped.

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THE US head of Toyota’s luxury Lexus brand has abandoned the company for Ford Motor in the third high-level defection from the Japanese car maker to a Detroit rival in two months.

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Last weekend, the Committee on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) at the House of Representatives held its first meeting which took the form of a retreat. It was organised by the Abuja-based Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD), the….

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Younis Khan hit an impressive hundred to halt South Africa’s march towards victory in the second and final Test at the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday. Younis was unbeaten on 107 to lift Pakistan to 222-2 at lunch on the fifth day and keep their hopes of saving the Test alive.

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The FTSE 100 index rose 1.4 percent to hit its highest close in four months on Thursday as commodity stocks rallied on higher oil and metal prices and heavyweight Vodafone jumped.

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Lahore: Younis Khan hit an impressive hundred to halt South Africa’s march towards victory in the second and final Test at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Friday. Younis was unbeaten on 107 to lift Pakistan to 222-2 at lunch on the fifth day and keep their hopes …

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