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Justices Say Evidence Is Valid Despite Police Error
By DAVID STOUT
The Supreme Court came to a 5-to-4 decision that will please those who complain about criminals going free on “technicalities.”
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Justices Say Evidence Is Valid Despite Police Error
Lilly Said to Be Near $1.4 Billion U.S. Settlement on Drug
By GARDINER HARRIS
The expected settlement, a record for whistleblower cases, involves criminal and civil charges that Lilly illegally marketed Zyprexa for unauthorized uses.
Stocks Tumble as Retail Sales Report Shows Sharp Decline
By JACK HEALY
It was a record sixth straight monthly decline as consumers were battered by a recession, a severe credit crisis and soaring job losses.
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Inspired by Obama? Pull Out Your Wallet
By JULIET MACUR
In the days leading up to President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration, his message of hope and change has become tangible — and commercial — in Washington.
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Israeli Rights Groups Call for War Crimes Inquiry
By ETHAN BRONNER
Nine human rights groups called for an investigation into whether Israel had committed war crimes in Gaza.
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Gannett Plans to Furlough Employees for a Week
By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA
The nation’s largest newspaper publisher said that it will force thousands of workers to take a week off without pay.
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