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The US Central Command head, Gen. David Petraeus, predicts an increase in violence and ‘security incidents’ in Afghanistan in the spring of 2010. Despite his belief in the success of the coalition forces, he told a Senate committee on Wednesday that US officials still have to wait until December 2010 to evaluate fully the progress of the US troops in the war-torn country. While certainly different and in some ways tougher than Iraq, ...
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Updated on 10/12/09 WASHINGTON The rapid U.S. build up in the Afghan war will include more terrorist-hunting forces to chase down militants deemed too extreme to change sides, a top U.S. general revealed on Wednesday. There's no question you've got to kill or capture those bad guys that are not reconcilable, Gen. David Petraeus, the chief of U.S. Central Command, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. And we are intending to do ...
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Related content[RealtyTrac] Pushing 4M in 2009, November Foreclosure Filings Remain High, Pace Eases
18 hours ago ago from Matrix
[click to expand] RealtyTrac has released their monthly US Foreclosure Market Report today and its a mixed bag of results. In other words, its like unemployment. Its at a high level but the pace of increase seems to be abating. In other words, with 3.9 million notices sent to homeowners in default, it is going to take a while for this inventory to clear out. Here are the foreclosure metrics by state . And a news recap: ...
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Exports up for 6th straight month, boost recovery
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WASHINGTON -The economic recovery is likely to draw strength from exports such as farm products, autos, aircraft and industrial machinery all of which helped lower the nation's trade deficit in October. Exports of U.S. goods rose for a sixth straight month. Further gains in exports should bolster manufacturers, who struggled during the recession. Heavy equipment maker Caterpillar Inc., for instance, has predicted that its sales will rise next ...
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8 hours ago ago from The New York Times
SINGAPORE Asian stocks rose on Friday after a slew of Chinese data showed the world's third-largest economy is on a brisk recovery path, while gold prices rose as the dollar steadied. China's industrial growth in November accelerated to 19.2 percent from a year earlier, its highest since June 2007, while investment expansion remained robust. Chinese imports surged 26.7 percent, their first rise in 13 months, though exports disappointed ...
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