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| Nikkei may rise to 1-1/2-week highs on strong Wall St; Toyota eyed | | | TOKYO, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average is set to open firmer on Monday and possibly test a 1-1/2-week high, after Wall Street posted another record close on Friday, but a strong yen could temper the gains. Market players expect the benchmark Nikkei to trade between 14,300 and 14,600, after jumping 3.3 percent to 14,466.16 on Friday, a level not seen since July 25, in the previous session. Nikkei futures in Chicago closed at 14,320, down 1.1 percent from the finish in Osaka |
| Theory on Pain Is Driving Rules for Abortions | | | Measures that ban abortion 20 weeks after conception, on the disputed idea that the fetus can feel pain at that point, have spread by tapping into public concern about late-stage abortions. |
| What student debt? How the other millennials think about money | | | NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Josh McFarland graduated from Stanford he owed $40,000 in student loans and couldn't fathom a way he'd ever pay it off and have a future for himself - not unusual for the typical young adult these days. Then he went to work for Google. |
| Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years | | | NASA's launch of the Mars Science Laboratory -- hampered by technical difficulties and cost overruns -- has been delayed until the fall of 2011, NASA officials said at a news conference Thursday in Washington. |
| Singing priests revive Catholicism | | | A Catholic priest is at the forefront of a Brazilian movement known as the Charismatic Catholic Renovation, trying to invigorate the Church and lure new and old followers back to the fold. |
| Well The Ticktock of the Death Clock | | | I recently found myself at DeathClock.com, the Internets friendly reminder that life is slipping away second by second. Then, not allowing myself to wallow one grain of sand longer, I decided to quit my day job. |
| The Caucus Sunday Breakfast Menu, Aug. 4 | | | A terror threat from al-Qaeda, Russian asylum for Edward Snowden, and Congresss unfinished business dominate the Sunday television talk shows as lawmakers take a five-week break. |
| Alabama Nuclear plant releases carbon dioxide; no damage, injuries | | | BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (Reuters) - A carbon dioxide spray used as a flame retardant was inadvertently released and an alert declared at a nuclear power plant in southern Alabama early on Saturday, plant owner Alabama Power Company said, adding there were no signs of fire or damage and no injuries or health threats. |
| NZ's Property for Industry profit rises | | | WELLINGTON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - New Zealand industrial property investor Property for Industry Ltd first half profit rose 69 percent on increased earings and a lower tax bill, the company said on Monday. |
| Button F1 perfect in Austin | | | Jenson Button says Formula 1 is perfect in Austin, Texas. He talks to CNN about his successes and struggles. |
| New York Cosmos Soccer stars reborn | | | Once upon a time there was a galaxy of stars which burned bright in the "Big Apple", a trio of world champions who played football from another planet and sparked a U.S. love affair with the beautiful game. |
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