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[ "The defendant named Muhammad Hamid Khalil Salah, whose age is 52, is one of three men indicted by a federal grand jury in a racketeering conspiracy in 2004. They are accused of laundering millions of dollars for Hamas over a 15-year period. Mr. Salah, of Bridgeview, Illinois , a Chicago suburb, says he was physically and psychologically tortured into confessing." ]

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[ "A federal judge heard arguments about whether a confession made to Israeli security agents by an American citizen could be used in a trial in which he is accused of laundering money for Hamas to finance terrorist acts. They are accused of laundering millions of dollars for Hamas over a 15-year period. He was arrested when he was crossing into Israel from Gaza and later pleaded guilty to funneling money to Hamas." ]

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[ "Michael E. Deutsch, who is a lawyer for Mr. Salah, said his client had changed his accounts and signed confessions because he feared for his life. Mr. Deutsch said that he is desperate, and he's trying anything to stop what's going on. he further said that he gave them what they told him they wanted. he said the torture tactics that Mr. Salah said were used against him had been documented by human rights groups as being standard practice at the time by Israeli security agents." ]

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[ "Joseph Ferguson, an assistant United States attorney, said in court that Mr. Salah has always been a liar, he was calculating and he was strategic." ]

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[ " Michael Greenberger, who is a law professor at the University of Maryland who is the director of its Center for Health and Homeland Security, said the debate over the confession sounded similar to the case of an Arab-American student from Virginia who was convicted last year in federal court on charges of conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism." ]

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[ "Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, swept through Congo this week trying to ensure that the elections do not reignite the nation's old conflicts. Mr. Annan met with all five men, encouraging anyone with political aspirations to join the race. He had a similar message as he encouraged Congo's powerbrokers to put statesmanship above personal ambition." ]

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[ "The United Nations' largest peacekeeping mission in the world, with 17,000 troops, is already in the country and available should violence break out as the election nears. The United Nations has made significant headway in luring fighters to give up their guns or join the national army, but some say they are frustrated that the country, with its economy in shambles, offers them few ways of making a living." ]

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[ "Diudonne Mulumba was one of several thousand marchers in support of Mr. Tshisekedi. Mr. Mulumba, a Tshisekedi advocate said they were proud to be militants." ]

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[ "Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria was instrumental in making sure that the African Union did not destroy its international credibility by installing Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, as its head despite the continuing carnage in Darfur." ]

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[ "When President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria visits Washington, he will probably be lauded for his crucial role as a regional African leader. During his seven years in power, Mr. Obasanjo helped end Liberia's civil war by taking in the strongman Charles Taylor and refusing to accept a Togo coup. Unfortunately, while Mr. Obasanjo deserves credit for good deeds outside of Nigeria, his own country is deteriorating fast and he is partly to blame. Fueling some of this is the perception, right or wrong, that Mr. Obasanjo's much-vaunted anti-corruption campaign concentrates only on critics of his government. In his two terms, Mr. Obasanjo has helped bring stability to a volatile region." ]

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[ "The president of the General Assembly, Jan Eliasson of Sweden, has led five months of negotiations to develop a proposal to reform the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. Despite of this fact, the commission has accomplished many things, including the adoption of human rights standards, treaties and fact-finding mechanisms that measure the performance of governments, it has become more of a political battleground than a meaningful force for protecting victims of human rights violations, and it must be reformed. Last year, Secretary General Kofi Annan boldly proposed that the United Nations replace the commission with a new more elevated and effective body." ]

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[ "Primarily, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced plans to make corporations more fully disclose executive pay." ]

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[ "Many years ago a young man marched into the Rye Recreation Department's offices and plunked down a petition bearing 200 signatures. Like nearly a dozen other Westchester municipalities, Rye responded in the affirmative to this grass-roots campaign for a better place to kickflip and boardslide. Sally Rogol, who is the assistant superintendent of the Rye Recreation Department said that if you don't build one, they'll make one, and they'll make it where you don't want it." ]

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[ "Several years ago a young man marched into the Rye Recreation Department's offices and plunked down a petition bearing 200 signatures. Like nearly a dozen other Westchester municipalities, Rye responded in the affirmative to this grass-roots campaign for a better place to kickflip and boardslide. If you don't build one, they'll make one, and they'll make it where you don't want it, which is said by Sally Rogol, who is the assistant superintendent of the Rye Recreation Department." ]

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[ "Sam Jackson, who is a sophomore at Rye High School and an ardent skateboarder, is advising Rye's recreation department. He and other students have met with designers to ensure that the park appeals to all ages and, as he put it, as if it doesn't get old. The park Sam envisions certainly has a half-pipe the now-familiar semi-tubular ramp that skateboarders drop into. He said that stair sets and handrails and more typical spots that anyone can see on the streets. But it must also include elements from the suburban landscape." ]

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[ "Russ Maytag said that their slogan is this is a working ranch without the work, he is the developer of the Maytag Mountain Ranch in south central Colorado, which is near the town of Westcliffe. Maytag, a great-grandson of the appliance magnate, has ranched the scenic property with his wife for 25 years. He wanted to sell some of the valuable land, but he also wanted it to stay in production." ]

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[ "Buyers of the Maytag's 27 home sites of more than 3,000 acres each will share ownership of a 250-head herd of red angus cattle. Now the Maytags own one parcel, they have sold 10 others and 16 more are still for sale, ranging in price from $895,000 to $1.5 million. As one Maytag buyer, Jim Johnson of Colorado Springs, puts it, he said he saw himself pitching in to mend fences, but he don't want to get a call at midnight that a cow has broken through." ]

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[ "This one calls itself a Community Without Walls (C.W.W.), and exists mostly in the emotional bonds between its members. Its specifics may be unusual, but its goal to allow people to stay at home while they age is part of a national trend. The Princeton C.W.W. began about 15 years ago, back when a longtime Princeton resident, Richard Bergman and his wife, whose name is Victoria, found themselves caring for his elderly mother, helplessly watching the decline that preceded death." ]

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[ "The Princeton C.W.W. began about 15 years ago, back when a longtime Princeton resident, Richard Bergman and his wife, named Victoria, found themselves caring for his elderly mother, helplessly watching the decline that preceded death. Back then at that time he was in his late 50's, she was in her 40's and they often found themselves musing about getting old. At first the subject was their parents, but soon talk turned to the prospect of their own aging, and how to avoid putting their children in the same overwhelming position." ]

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[ "The University Commons, opened near the University of Michigan four years ago and has become a model for others around the country. Even the two-level homes are designed for mainly living. Residents find themselves on campus for culture and events, but just as often the university comes to them. Each house has a high-speed Internet hookup, and each condo owner receives a university e-mail address." ]

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[ "The University Commons, opened near the University of Michigan four years ago and has become a model for others around the country. The innovation of a group of about 20 retired University of Michigan professors, staff members and alumni who wanted a collegial extension of collegiate life, and Blue Hill Development built this village on 18 acres of land purchased from the school." ]

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[ "In a kind of carnivalesque charade that seemed like an extension of Mardi Gras, where arrest warrants were issued, the city's top judges, furious, made threats, but still the clerk, Kimberly Williamson Butler, refused to appear. The judges asked Mr. Butler to relinquish some of her responsibilities in applying for federal money to clean up the flood-damaged courthouse. She refused, and last Friday the judges of the criminal court issued a warrant for her arrest." ]

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[ " The Environmental Protection Agency also gave Mr. Cooper the cold shoulder when he tried to invoke a section of the act that allows states to seek relief from out-of-state pollution." ]

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[ "Mr. Cooper asked a federal court to declare air pollution from 11 power plants which is owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority in Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky which is stated as ''public nuisance'' under common law. It simply asks the court to order the authority to install up-to-date emissions controls on the sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and mercury from its coal-fired power plants. T.V.A. which is a government-owned authority, is among the country's largest power producers and, therefore, one of its biggest polluters. This suggests that the T.V.A. would do well to reach an amicable agreement." ]

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[ " The steady erosion of the nation's clean air laws under the Bush administration has inspired the attorney general of North Carolina, to adopt an unusual legal strategy to force out-of-state power plants to stop sending air pollution into his state." ]

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[ "The steady erosion of the nation's clean air laws under the Bush administration has inspired Roy Cooper, who is the attorney general of North Carolina, to adopt an unusual legal strategy to force out-of-state power plants to stop sending air pollution into his state. In last weeks of January, Mr. Cooper asked federal court to declare air pollution from 11 power plants which is owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority in Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky which is stated as ''public nuisance'' under common law. The company has spent heavily on controls partly as a result of a consent decree in the 1970's but both Mr. Cooper and environmental groups believe they have potential to do more." ]

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[ "Mr. Cooper asked a federal court to declare air pollution from 11 power plants which is owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority in Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky a stated as ''public nuisance'' under common law. It simply asks the court to order the authority to install up-to-date emissions controls on the sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and mercury from its coal-fired power plants. T.V.A. is a government-owned authority, which is among the country's largest power producers and, therefore, one of its biggest polluters. This suggests that the T.V.A. would do well to reach an civil agreement." ]

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[ "Pets provide many benefits to humans, but what happened in this mining town finally turned resort as contaminated water from abandoned gold mines drained into French Gulch creek beginning after World War II. Mr. Lorch, an open space and trails resource specialist for Summit County said that if they are successful in cleaning up French Gulch, they could make it possible for the competitors to move up. Mr. Lorch said state wildlife officials had looked at two road crossings under which French Gulch passes in its journey from the Horseshoe and concluded that the artificial waterfalls from the pipes under those roads provided adequate barriers to downstream interlopers." ]

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[ "Andrea Madigan is a lawyer for the Environmental Protection Agency said that it is the first time in the nation where the E.P.A. entered into an agreement with a purchaser of a site as this who agreed to do a cleanup. Explosive growth in the Colorado Rockies over the last decade began to crack those barriers, and town planners said they feared that the property's former owners would begin selling off less damaged parcels to pay for the cleanup and water-treatment as E.P.A. wanted." ]

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[ "The budget of President Bush would increase the federal deficit by $35 billion this year and by more than $1.2 trillion over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office which is reported on Friday. The nonpartisan budget office said that Mr. Bush's tax-cutting proposals would cost about $1.7 trillion over the next 10 years and that his proposals to partly privatize Social Security would cost about $312 billion during that period. The office also said Mr. Bush's proposals to save money on Medicare, Medicaid and most pther programsof government would offset about one-third of the cost of his other proposals." ]

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[ "As no one has the right to be more disappointed about the fact that Dubai is buying the storied British container port operator at the center of the political storm in the United States than the company it bid higher, PSA International of Singapore. PSA has no port operations in the United States, so the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company and the six American ports where it operates terminals would have been strong additions to the 19 others that PSA already has stakes in around the world. Moreover, the state-owned PSA would have vaulted to No. 1 from second in the top rankings of global port operators. Still PSA, whose single shareholder is the Singapore government's $63 billion investment agency, chose to walk away after DP World topped its bid of £3.5 billion with one for £3.92 billion ($6.8 billion)." ]

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[ "P. Moller-Maersk Group of Denmark further growth in the port terminal empires will largely involve buying individual ports from governments, expanding existing terminals or building them from scratch. But Singapore and PSA got a taste of what can go wrong in 2002, when Malaysia opened a opponent container port less than 50 miles away, attracting both the Maersk shipping line and Evergreen Marine of Taiwan with lower prices." ]

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[ "Lawrence Liaw, general manager at the Singapore office of the shipping line Nippon Yusen of Japan, said that they've become more responsive to customers." ]

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[ "Under cross-examination yesterday, George DiBello, 39, said he had, among other tattoos, one depicting angels breaking the shackles off John J. Gotti, Mr. Gotti's father and the late don of the Gambino family. Mr. DiBello was one of two surprise witnesses called by the defense yesterday to challenge the accuracy and integrity of the prosecution's two main witnesses, Mr. D'Angelo and Michael DiLeonardo, a former Gambino captain known as Mikey Scars. Prosecutors asked Ms. Ricci whether she knew that her brother, father, cousin, uncle and current husband were all associated with the Gambino crime family." ]

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[ "The bartender, George DiBello, suggested that the witness, Joseph D'Angelo, would surely have noticed the unusual décor of Our Friends Social Club, in Ozone Park, Queens, if he had been there, as he claimed in his testimony. Whether jurors believe that Mr. D'Angelo was ever in the club could be important to the prosecution's case against Mr. Gotti, who is accused of racketeering conspiracy, including conspiring to kidnap Curtis Sliwa, a radio host and the founder of the Guardian Angels. Testifying in Federal District Court in Manhattan earlier this week, Mr. D'Angelo said Mr. Gotti had convened a meeting at the Ozone Park club, where he ordered Mr. D'Angelo and two other men to rough up Mr. Sliwa, to punish him for insulting the Gotti family on his show." ]

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[ "New Orleans Cold Storage, like other nearby businesses, owes its livelihood to the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet. Nonetheless, the revival of New Orleans Cold Storage and other shipping-related businesses has been a bright spot in the flattened economy, one the city would like to nurture. Having made an $11 million investment based on the government's original commitment that it would keep the canal clear and deep, New Orleans Cold Storage faces a number of difficulties." ]

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[ "Henry Rodriguez Jr., president of the devastated St. Bernard Parish, just east of the city, said that people are really afraid of the Mr. Go and rightfully so since for decades, Mr. Go has also come under criticism for destroying the wetlands alongside it by acting as a channel for saltwater from the gulf, which kills vegetation, and it has never lived up to its promise as a major navigational waterway. The channel has become such a presence in the collective consciousness here that a lawyer, Soren Gisleson, recently wore a Mr. Go Mardi Gras costume with a wig coiffed to resemble a tidal wave and a watery blue strip painted from his face down the center of his white tuxedo." ]

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[ "The State Legislature passed a resolution urging Congress to close the canal, which the Army Corps of Engineers completed in the 1960s. But corps officials say the ultimate fate of the canal will be determined as part of long-range studies of the levee system. No decision about closing the canal is imminent, according to the corps." ]

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[ "Mike Shaw, the president of sales and marketing for the ABC Television Network unit of ABC, said that despite the greater competition, television viewing time had increased because consumers had a greater choice. He said the average consumer now watched 4 hours and 32 minutes of television a day. Mr. Shaw of ABC said his network was planning a new feature on its Web site: a Webcast available 12 hours after the show runs on television." ]

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[ "In concluding its nuclear deal with India, the Bush administration faces significant opposition in Congress and tough questions from its allies on whether the arrangement could set a precedent encouraging the spread of nuclear weapons to Iran and other potential foes of the United States. But Bush administration officials expressed confidence that they could overcome the skepticism of the critics, in part because support is nearly universal in the West and among Republicans and Democrats in Washington for building India's strength as a bastion of democracy and a counterweight to China in Asia. Critics of the deal in Congress and abroad are certain to focus on what they maintain is a double standard embraced by the Bush administration." ]

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[ " Senator Richard G. Lugar, the Indiana Republican who leads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has raised more than 80 questions about the deal that he says need to be answered before it can be approved." ]

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[ "Hambrecht raised $22.5 million in an auction of shares in FortuNet, which makes wireless gambling machines." ]

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[ "Mr. William Hambrecht founded Hambrecht & Quist, which was one of the first investment banks focused on financing the technology boom in Silicon Valley. Mr. Verratti said he talked to traditional investment banks but hired Hambrecht because the company's goal was to maximize its proceeds from the sale. Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse managed the sale, a variation on a Dutch auction, and Hambrecht was part of the underwriting team." ]

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[ " Kent L. Womack, a professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, said auctions should be ideal for taking public big, well-known companies." ]

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[ "Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida who studies the public offering market, refers to the difference between what the company received for its shares and what they were worth at the end of the first day. In Chipotle's case, it amounted to almost $175 million. By Mr. Ritter's measure, Morningstar left about $12 million on the table but saved about $7 million in underwriting fees." ]

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[ "Hambrecht, the system-bucking champion of using auctions to sell initial public offerings of stock, has developed a following among entrepreneurs since Google went public in an auction 18 months ago. Google inspired followers. With the exception of Google, the biggest deals are still done the traditional way." ]

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[ "Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, responding to an advocacy group's report about traffic congestion in Manhattan, said that congestion pricing was among several options the city should examine. Mr. Bloomberg struck a more moderate tone at a news conference, where he was asked about a report by Transportation Alternatives, an advocacy group for pedestrians and cyclists. But the mayor also argued that there were unforeseen drawbacks to many alternatives that looked good on paper like shifting truck deliveries to nighttime hours and installing speed bumps on busy streets." ]

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[ "According to J. P. Patafio, the local's chairman for the Jackie Gleason Bus Depot in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, the petitions, put into circulation about a week ago by disgruntled members of Transport Workers Union Local 100, had been signed by thousands of bus and subway workers by yesterday. he said that it is spreading and he thinks there will be enough support to petition for a second contract vote and that so far about 500 of the 800 union workers at his depot have signed the petitions. Mr. Patafio said most union members viewed the contract terms, rejected by a margin of only seven votes in January, with 22,461 workers casting their votes, as preferable to any agreement that would be produced by binding arbitration, as is being sought by the transit authority." ]

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[ "A former Enron executive gave the strongest testimony yet in the five-week-old trial that Jeffrey K. Skilling, the company's former chief executive, signed off on a controversial accounting shift involving troubled trading contracts. Mr. Delainey, 40, provided other testimony in the trial of Mr. Skilling and Enron's founder, Kenneth L. Lay, who is accused of conspiring to defraud Enron investors. Mr. Delainey testified that Mr. Skilling and Mr. Lay went to great lengths to mislead analysts that Enron was not a high-risk trading company at its core. Mr. Delainey offered the first evidence that Mr. Skilling was aware of the plans to use the Raptor accounting vehicles to move underperforming assets and hundreds of millions of dollars of debt off Enron's books." ]

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[ "''What did you take that to mean?'' asked Kathryn H. Ruemmler, a prosecutor." ]

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[ "A former Enron executive gave that Jeffrey K. Skilling, the company's former chief executive, signed off on a controversial accounting shift involving troubled trading contracts. Mr. Delainey, 40, provided other testimony in the trial of Mr. Skilling and Enron's founder, Kenneth L. Lay, who were accused of conspiring to defraud Enron investors. Mr. Skilling and Mr. Lay say that there was no conspiracy and that any wrongdoing at Enron was confined to a small group that did not include them. They also say that Enron's failure was tied to a market panic and not to portrayals of its finances. When Enron declared bankruptcy in December 2001 the energy services unit had never turned a profit in its core business, he said." ]

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[ "David W. Delainey, who headed the Energy Services division at Enron, said that he initially resisted the idea of shifting losses from his unit to the wholesale division, an accounting move that he concluded was improper and misled investors. Mr. Delainey recounted a meeting on March 29, 2001, in Mr. Skilling's office where, he said, Mr. Skilling assented to the move after Mr. Delainey initially got cold feet. He testified that there was no business purpose but to hide the loss and he knew that was not proper. Mr. Delainey, 40, provided other testimony on Tuesday in the trial of Mr. Skilling and Enron's founder, Kenneth L. Lay, who are accused of conspiring to defraud Enron investors." ]

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[ "Mr. Delainey recounted how top managers at the meeting on March 29, 2001, discussed a plan by Richard A. Causey, the chief accounting officer. Mr. Causey reacted angrily said it was a bona fide operational change. Then Mr. Skilling turned to Mr. Delainey and asked what he wanted to do." ]

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[ "The new data, along with comments yesterday from a Google executive that the company's growth in search-related advertising revenue was inevitably slowing, seemed to concern investors." ]

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[ "Yesterday, a survey showed a surprising dip in consumer expectations, and the Commerce Department revised upward measures of economic growth and inflation in the fourth quarter. On Monday, the Commerce Department reported that the sales of new homes fell 5 percent in January from a year earlier. The Commerce Department revised upward one gauge of inflation, the fourth-quarter gross domestic product price index, to 3.3 percent, from an earlier estimate of 3 percent. The department also revised upward its estimate of fourth-quarter economic growth to 1.6 percent, from its previous estimate of 1.1 percent." ]

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[ "In June 1992, Mr. D'Angelo said that he was the driver of a stolen taxicab in which Curtis Sliwa, the radio host and founder of the Guardian Angels, was ambushed, shot and gravely wounded. Mr. Gotti is accused of ordering the attack to get back at Mr. Sliwa, who had denounced Mr. Gotti's father, the Gambino don John J. Gotti, on his show. Mr. D'Angelo identified Mr. Gotti as the person who convened a meeting to plan the attack on Mr. Sliwa." ]

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[ "A self-described member of John A. Gotti's crime organization described in court yesterday coming of age in a world where he held many construction jobs, yet never did any real work. Joseph D'Angelo told his story as a prosecution witness at Mr. Gotti's racketeering trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan, where prosecutors are trying to prove that Mr. Gotti was a member of an organized-crime enterprise that engaged in a pattern of racketeering going back to the 1980's. During the construction of an Ikea store in New Jersey, he said, his job as foreman was to stand in a trailer reading newspapers and making sure that no union guys were bothering anybody." ]

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[ "Mexican Retail Properties is the exception, going it alone with a local staff headed by Mr. Foley, who developed shopping centers in the United States for 17 years before coming to Mexico three years ago. In Ixtapaluca, for example, some 75,000 houses have been built over the last few years, said Mr. Foley, helping to push the population in the area to more than a million." ]

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