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Politics, as defined by Wikipedia, is “the process by which groups of people make decisions. The term is generally applied to behaviour within civil governments, but politics has been observed in all human group interactions, including corporate,...
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Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson won’t be practicing with the Cincinnati Bengals for a while because his right ankle hasn’t fully recovered from surgery.
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Playboy has announced to publish the pictorial of the sexiest women from the My Space Community. The contest is on till 1st March 2005 and to apply you are just...
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The longtime head of the book publishers’ trade association is stepping down.
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The judge who put the Northwest chapter of the American Lung Association out of business over a dispute with the national organization has changed her mind, saying it...
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A judge has essentially put the Northwest chapter of the American Lung Association out of business.
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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations moved to forge an EU-style community Monday, signing a charter that makes the bloc a legal entity for the first time and...
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The American Lung Association on Friday asked a judge to put its Northwest chapter out of business, in a dispute that began when the chapter gave its Seattle...
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The Northwest chapter of the American Lung Association said Monday it would fight the national charity’s attempt to dissolve it over a building sale and other...
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The American Lung Association is dissolving its Northwest affiliate and wants the rogue group to hand over ownership of its multimillion-dollar Seattle headquarters,...
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Google Inc., the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers have settled a class-action lawsuit over Google’s book-scanning project.
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The American Lung Association has threatened to cut ties with its own Northwest chapter, giving it one month to rectify violations of the nonprofit’s policies.
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An outbreak of a sometimes dangerous lung ailment that affected an unlikely group _ associates of the American Lung Association _ probably stemmed from a meeting they...
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The Digital Media Association spent almost $1.1 million in 2007 lobbying on royalties paid by Internet radio stations, according to a disclosure form.The trade group...
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In more fallout from the Hollywood writers strike, the Television Critics Association says it’s canceling its annual January meeting, where networks and cable...
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The NHL Players’ Association officially nominated former assistant U.S. attorney Paul Kelly on Monday for its executive director position.The unanimous nomination...
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The American Diabetes Association (ADA) takes Manhattan as an enthusiastic crowd of young volunteers marks the 21st Annual American Diabetes Alert Day in Times Square Tuesday March 24, 2009. All Americans are encouraged to visit www.diabetes.org/alert or.
