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Intense fighting continued in Gaza today. Israeli defense officials say they are prepared for a third stage of their offensive, in which ground troops would push further into Gaza. (AP)
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Israel's top defense officials say Hamas has been badly hurt by Israel's Gaza offensive, but they predict the group will fight on. (NPR)
President-elect Barack Obama wants more transparency and strict guidelines for using the second $350 billion of the bailout fund Congress approved to stabilize the nation's financial system.
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