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Not exactly washing without water, but with less than 2% of a normal washing machine. That’s only 1 cup of water for those sweaty gym clothes, grubby kid-wear, and foul socks.Washing with soap and water has been THE WAY to clean most clothes for so...
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He is going to be eaten alive after he loses the general election. All the signs are there: too many party officials alienate themselves from the candidate; too few...
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Everyone knows nothing melts a mother’s heart like a baby’s smile.But Houston researchers have found that it also activates a region of the brain known as...
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Today’s story does not deal with HIV/AIDS, the topic you know AIDSfreeAFRICA volunteer Jessica Kim is passionatly writing about. I, Jessica, wrote this because...
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A federal judge has dismissed Delta Air Lines Inc. from more than 19 pending lawsuits involving a plane crash that killed 49 people two years ago.
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The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said Tuesday its members ratified a three-year contract with Hollywood studios, but a rival actors union that...
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IT was a time of secrecy and fear. Fear of a strange enemy driven by an alien ideology, killing Americans abroad, threatening Americans at home. And it created a new...
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Weddings in space could be right around the corner, and experts figure the inevitable cosmic consummation will be just around the next corner.
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Forecasters say Hurricane Bertha has weakened to a Category 1 storm.
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AP, New York
Firefighters say a man and a boy have died in a Manhattan apartment building fire, possibly after jumping from a sixth-floor window.
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A fugitive accused of fatally stabbing his estranged second wife in suburban Chicago was arrested in northwestern Indiana on Tuesday, more than a decade after he spent...
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AP, Hartford
An East Hartford man called police to report he had been robbed while trying to buy crack cocaine.
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Forrest City police weren’t able to catch their man after a high-speed chase through town, but the cell phone he left behind gave away his identity.
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Passengers on a Dallas-bound flight that made an emergency landing in Arkansas because of smoke in the cockpit were diverted again, this time in Louisiana, because of...
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We’ve known for a while that large astronomical events can spell bad news for life: supernovae unleash unimaginable levels radiation, asteroids can kick up...
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Costa Rican-American physicist/rocket scientist Franklin Chang-Diaz is typical of the new breed of entrepreneurs driving the future of space travel.
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An ex-convict hid his criminal past to get work as a court-appointed sentencing consultant and bilked the city out of more than $60,000 with phony efforts to help...
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AP, Baton Rouge
A federal judge in Louisiana has overturned the conviction of a former Black Panther in the 1972 stabbing death of a prison guard.
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AP, Greeley
A detective and prosecutors did not commit crimes when they put together a murder case against a man whose conviction was later overturned on DNA evidence, a special...
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AP, Bakersfield
Kern County supervisors refused to ban gay marriage, rebutting a conservative group that sought to make it the first California county to reject the statewide policy.
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AP, Garland
A 22-year-old man has been charged with shooting at random motorists over three days in the Dallas suburbs, and prosecutors said Tuesday they would treat the charges as...
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Agriculture heavyweight Bunge Ltd. will buy Corn Products International Inc. in a stock deal worth about $4.4 billion, the company said Monday.
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Agriculture heavyweight Bunge Ltd. will buy Corn Products International Inc. in a stock deal worth about $4.4 billion, the company said Monday.
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AP, New York
Agriculture heavyweight Bunge Ltd. will buy Corn Products International Inc. in a stock deal worth about $4.4 billion, the company said Monday.
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AP, Beijing
The European Union’s top consumer protection official urged China on Wednesday to invest more in product safety for its myriad small producers.
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AP, Beijing
Six people died after being injected with a human antibody in eastern China, a hospital spokeswoman said Monday, the latest case of deaths caused by suspect medicine.
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AP, Beijing
Six people have died after being injected with a human antibody in eastern China, a hospital spokeswoman said Monday, the latest case of deaths caused by suspect...
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AP, Beijing
Six people have died after being injected with a human antibody in eastern China, a hospital spokeswoman said Monday, the latest case of deaths caused by suspect...
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AP, Beijing
Six people have died in eastern China after being injected with medicine commonly used to treat infections such as hepatitis A and rabies, a hospital spokeswoman said...
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The Chinese premier said Wednesday that Beijing is taking steps to ensure that its product safety regulations meet international standards, signalling another phase in...
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Designers are busy in predicting and inventing trends for futuristic fashion and one such piece is this umbrella. We carry so much of load sometimes, that there is no...
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Florian Kräutli recently hit the charts with his magnetic curtain, an innovative solution to the conventional blinds or the messy cords that always get tangled. The...
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China’s product safety agency cast doubt Saturday on claims that a Chinese dumpling maker sickened consumers in Japan, saying tests on its ingredients found none...
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AP, Tokyo
Japanese supermarkets, restaurants and schools cleared Chinese food products from their shelves and kitchens Friday in a spiraling nationwide scare over...
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AP, Beijing
The Chinese government on Thursday said it had stopped production and exports from a company whose insecticide-tainted frozen dumplings sickened 10 people in Japan, in...
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AP, Beijing
Chinese export safety authorities said Thursday they were investigating a company that made insecticide-tainted dumplings that sickened 10 people in Japan.
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People sourcing raw materials for their manufacturing industries, supplies for manufacturing units and products and services often try to procure customised industry...
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AP, Beijing
A four-month-long national campaign to improve the quality of Chinese products has achieved encouraging progress but challenges remain, a top agriculture official said...
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AP, Shanghai
Exports from one of China’s best-known food makers were stopped Friday after Hong Kong authorities said they found unsafe chemicals in canned luncheon meat.
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More than 700 toy factories in booming southern China have been banned from exporting what they produce as part of a crackdown on shoddy products, the government said...
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