he Twilight Saga: New Moon grossed $72.7 million on Friday, according to estimates from Summit Entertainment, shattering The Dark Knight's previous opening-day record of $67.
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Previous estimates of lactose intolerance incidence may be overestimated by wide margins.
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Beware the math. Some Republican lawmakers critical of President Barack Obama’s stimulus package are using grade-school arithmetic to size up costs and consequences of all that spending.
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David Sirota asks why it is socially acceptable for Lance Armstrong to hawk alcohol, which the International Journal of Cancer estimates causes "roughly one in 30 of the world's cancer cases": [L]ess than a year after Phelps was crucified for.
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David Kotok worries: There are no solid models of rising gas prices that I can find which give good estimates of what happens to consumers when the unemployment rate is 10% instead of 5% and when many household balance sheets.
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ONU group discusses same-sex adoption issuesLimaOhio.comHe said the Lambda Legal Defense Fund estimates about 6 million gay parents are raising between 6 million and 14 million children.
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From Calculated Risk. Donald Marron explains the significance of the dotted line: [T[he Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the number of jobs in March 2009 was 824,000 lower than it previously thought.
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Essay in dod journal urges repeal of gay banNavyTimes.comThe fact that, by some estimates, about 65000 gays now serve in the US military.
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It seems the insurers are lobbying Medicare beneficiaries to reject the Obama/Baucus plan. Which is interesting, since the insurance industry was already bought off by the individual mandate, which some estimates say could send another $1 trillion their way.
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When the 2010 census collects (publicly released) stats on same-sex couples, expect a whole class of Americans to finally be represented.
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That's a rather huge story that got buried today:
Amid the coverage of the boost the CBO's scoring (.
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Looks like those DigiTimes sources were right: the ASUS Eee Keyboard will officially launch in North America and Europe in October.
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by Chris Bodenner KHN's Jordan Rau reports: Under the House proposal, people receiving government subsidies could still end up spending 20 percent or more of their annual incomes on premiums, deductibles and co-insurance, according to estimates prepared by the House.
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