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    The Motown Hit Inspired by Dylan

    Writer Lamont Dozier, arranger Paul Riser and original Four Tops member Abdul "Duke" Fakir talk about Bob Dylan's influence and why the group was surprised 'Reach Out I'll Be There' became a smash hit.

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    From the End of Earth to Rome

    A new Wall Street Journal e-book tells the compelling inside story of the unlikely rise of the pope whose election rocked the world. Read an excerpt, and buy the book.

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    WEEK OF April 20

    Dow 16,000!

    By JACK WILLOUGHBY

    Our latest Big Money poll shows record levels of bullishness among America's money managers, despite concerns about the U.S. economy, Federal Reserve policy, and Europe's financial mess.

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    Follow the Benjamins

    Trace the evolution of the $100 bill—the highest denomination of U.S. bills in circulation—from the American Revolution to the Civil War to the "Benjamins" we know today.

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    Photos of the Day: April 25

    In today's pictures, Silvio Berlusconi rests at the dedication of George W. Bush's presidential center, a man dresses up like a monkey-god in New Delhi, baguettes are judged in France, and more.

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    The House the 'Jackie O' Dress Built

    Black Halo's Jackie O dress has been worn by Kelly Ripa, Tyra Banks, Kim Kardashian and a host of other celebrities whose wardrobes inspire women to shop, and the dress has become a cash cow for the label.

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    Guatemala Genocide Trial

    Guatemala's former dictator, Efraín Ríos Montt, is accused of overseeing the deaths of 1,771 Mayan Indians during the war his government waged against guerrilla groups in 1982 and 1983.

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    Woolworth Building Turns 100

    One hundred years ago tomorrow, President Woodrow Wilson pressed a button in Washington, D.C., that lighted the windows in Manhattan's iconic Woolworth Building for the first time.