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Palin resigning as Alaska governor WASILLA, Alaska Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says she will resign from office July 26. |
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Senators rally falls short The Helena Senators kept trying to claw their way back into this one. |
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New stage, new role Montana Shakespeare Company returns this year, after a year’s break, in a new venue. |
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Researchers hope injections can prevent onset of type 1 diabetes PITTSBURGH The doctor had barely pulled away the needle when a blister appeared on Tracey Berg-Fulton’s abdomen: An experimental shot was revving up the 24-year-old’s immune system part of a bold quest to create a vaccine-like therapy for diabetes. |
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Desserts in a snap With so many fruits in peak season by July Fourth, summery desserts almost make themselves. Fruits are always a treat when eaten unadorned and out of hand, but they’re also the perfect starting place for an impressive variety of pies, cakes, bars, tarts and crumbles. |
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Forsaken tower: Old Casey Peak lookout LKHORN MOUNTAINS The climb takes place two weeks too early. The snowfields are still deep and wide, and the north face of Casey Peak above 8,000 feet is capped with drifts. |
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Sputtering Michigan economy sees good news in car plant DAVID N. GOODMAN - Associated Press - 06/27/09 |
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Facebook, Twitter and peers for sale privately NEW YORK Scott Painter makes his living betting on startup companies, having played a role in launching 29 of them over the years. But with the bad economy choking initial public offerings and acquisitions, Painter is now backing an idea that makes it easier for insiders like him to sell shares in their companies even before they go public. |
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Northern Cheyenne riders honor fallen ancestors LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT From a grassy crease in a shallow draw, one rider in feathered headdress released a rageful wail quite possibly like the one Lt. Col. George Custer heard before dying here 133 years ago. |
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