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Studies tie stress from storms, war to heart risks	11.3.2013	Seattle Times: Health
Stress does bad things to the heart. New studies have found higher rates of cardiac problems in veterans with PTSD, New Orleans residents six years after Hurricane Katrina and Greeks struggling through that country's financial turmoil.
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Storms, warfare can lead to heart risks, studies show	11.3.2013	Seattle Times: Nation & World
New studies have found higher rates of cardiac problems in veterans with PTSD, New Orleans residents six years after Hurricane Katrina and Greeks struggling through that country’s financial turmoil.
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Studies tie stress from storms, war to heart risks	11.3.2013	Minnesota Public Radio: Science
Stress does bad things to the heart. New studies have found higher rates of cardiac problems in veterans with PTSD, New Orleans residents six years after Hurricane Katrina and Greeks struggling through that country's financial turmoil.
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Unemployment Deepens the Loss from Hurricane Sandy	28.12.2012	NY Times: Business
Madelaine Chocolate Company, the Rockaways’ largest employer, a sludgy, fudgy mess after the storm, has temporarily laid off its 450 workers.
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Poverty Requires Disaster Relief	10.12.2012	American Prospect
“I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” Ronald Reagan’s famous “nine most terrifying words in the English language” continue to serve as fodder for conservatives and to infuriate progressives. Reagan’s mocking line kicked off a wave of anti-state backlash that conservatives continue to ride, and any long-range plan for rehabilitating the progressive agenda has to contend with the stigma that surrounds government aid. But Reagan wasn’t announcing cuts in federal aid—quite the opposite. He was inoculating himself against criticism from conservatives for doling it out. Reagan was about to ask for a huge package of drought relief to farmers, including price-support loans for the entire season’s grain crop, which he said was essential for a “compassionate and responsible” government. Americans accept the legitimacy and necessity of disaster aid and will punish politicians who don’t get it right. George W. Bush’s post-Katrina failure crippled him politically, even though the ...
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Superstorm boosts jobless claims, hits factories	15.11.2012	Chicago Tribune: Nation
Superstorm boosts jobless claims, hits factories
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Sandy pushes US jobless claims to 439K	15.11.2012	Minnesota Public Radio: Business
The Labor Department said Thursday that weekly applications increased by 78,000 mostly because a large number of applications were filed in states damaged by the storm.
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Superstorm Sandy pushes US jobless claims to 439K	15.11.2012	LA Times: Business
Superstorm Sandy pushes US jobless claims to 439K
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Business Highlights	9.11.2012	Seattle Times: Top stories
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Best of the Web Today: We Blame Grover Cleveland	2.11.2012	Wall St. Journal: Opinion
He was president twice, yet did nothing to stop global warming.
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It’s the Economy: Do Good C.E.O.’s Make Good Presidents?	16.10.2012	NY Times: Magazine
It isn’t easy to apply business savvy to a jobs crisis.
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GOP convention opens: Party proceeds despite storm (with video)	28.8.2012	Twincities.com: Politics
TAMPA, Fla. -- Republicans kicked off Mitt Romney's national convention Monday with the banging of a gavel before a smattering of delegates as Tropical Storm Isaac led them to cancel most of the opening-day program.
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GOP convention opens: Party proceeds despite storm	28.8.2012	Twincities.com: News
TAMPA, Fla. -- Republicans kicked off Mitt Romney's national convention Monday with the banging of a gavel before a smattering of delegates as Tropical Storm Isaac led them to cancel most of the opening-day program.
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GOP presses forward with convention despite storm (Cached)	27.8.2012	Durango Herald
It's a mess all around and it's fraught with risk.
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Upstaged by Tropical Storm Isaac, shortened GOP convention sputters to life	27.8.2012	San Jose Mercury News: Local News
Mitt Romney's Republican National Convention sputters to life Monday with the lonely banging of a gavel in a mostly empty hall, then hits full speed on Tuesday, just as forecasters say Tropical Storm Isaac could reach hurricane strength and make landfall somewhere between Mississippi and New Orleans.
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GOP going forward with convention despite storm	27.8.2012	Twincities.com: News
TAMPA, Fla.—Mitt Romney's Republican National Convention sputters to life Monday with the lonely banging of a gavel in a mostly empty hall, then hits full speed on Tuesday, just as forecasters say Tropical Storm Isaac could reach hurricane strength and make landfall somewhere along a stretch from New Orleans to the Florida Panhandle.
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All eyes on Isaac as GOP convention approaches	27.8.2012	Seattle Times: Politics
Mitt Romney's Republican National Convention sputters to life Monday with the lonely banging of a gavel in a mostly empty hall, then hits full speed on Tuesday, just as forecasters say Tropical Storm Isaac could reach hurricane strength and make landfall somewhere along a stretch from New Orleans to the Florida Panhandle.
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All eyes on big storm as Republicans open their showcase for Romney at compressed convention	27.8.2012	Star Tribune: Politics

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All eyes on Isaac as GOP convention approaches	27.8.2012	Twincities.com: Nation
TAMPA, Fla.—Mitt Romney's Republican National Convention sputters to life Monday with the lonely banging of a gavel in a mostly empty hall, then hits full speed on Tuesday, just as forecasters say Tropical Storm Isaac could reach hurricane strength and make landfall somewhere along a stretch from New Orleans to the Florida Panhandle.
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Even In Florida Swing County, Minds Seem Made Up	6.8.2012	NPR News
In Hillsborough County, the way people voted in 2008 — for or against President Obama — signals their perception of everything that's happened since and, usually, the way they intend to vote. In this swing county hit hard by the financial crisis, the rarest voter is a person who's changed his mind.
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