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Ars Technica article about a failed lawsuit over a Google search. A federal circuit court of appeals has upheld the original ruling against David Mullins, who claimed that Googling his name constituted ex parte communications prior to firing him.
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Poll: Congress, Bush Share Low Approval
WASHINGTON (AP) - People think the Democratic-led Congress is doing just as dreary a job as President Bush, following four months of bitter political standoffs that have seen little progress on Iraq and a host of domestic issues.
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Beijing mayor blasts billboards promoting luxury
Beijing's mayor has expressed disapproval of outdoor advertisements that promote luxury and indulgence, for fear they would escalate hostility between the rich and the poor, state media said Friday.
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nmates, Guard join Missouri effort to keep flood waters out
Levee breaks along the Missouri River flooded farms, highways and
railroad tracks, and left dozens of homes surrounded by water, as the
flooding that has inundated the region was expected to peak in some
spots this weekend.
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