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Friday Feb. 12, 2010 8:39 AM ET
The U.S. federal government is reopening Friday after back-to-back historic snowstorms brought the Washington, D.C., area to a standstill this week. Meanwhile, snow is expected to head south to unfamiliar territory. More
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![]() As Washington heads back to work, snow heads southThe U.S. federal government is reopening Friday after back-to-back historic snowstorms brought the Washington, D.C., area to a standstill this week. Meanwhile, snow is expected to head south to unfamiliar territory. |
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![]() Swiss won't extradite Polanski til U.S. case is doneSwiss authorities won't extradite Roman Polanski to the United States until courts in Los Angeles rule definitively that the director must face further sentencing in person in a 32-year-old sex case, a senior official said Friday. |
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![]() MLA expelled from N.B. legislature for rude gestureA member of the New Brunswick government was expelled from the legislature today after he made rude gestures toward the opposition benches. |
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U.S. retail sees January gainsSales are better-than-expected 0.5 % increase, raising hopes about recovery |
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A long-held dream finally comes true with opening ceremoniesWhen the 2010 Winter Olympics open tonight, it will be the culmination of a dream that was generations in the making. And throughout B.C. Place Stadium will be dozens of men and women watching the opening ceremonies who played vital roles in bringing the Games here. Watch the opening ceremonies live on TSN and TSN HD at 7pm et/4pm pt. |
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Brunt's Blog: Searching for a way to explain the inexplicableWhat seemed black and white about the Lindsey Vonn injury is awfully grey after U.S. medical officials and her coach painted a very different picture of her chances of competing at the Olympics |
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