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- Movies
- Many nominees, new stars feed Oscar fashion frenzy
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The unusually high number of Oscar contenders this year has set off a frenzy in style circles as old and new designers clamor to outfit stars for the red carpet -- the fashion runway of all fashion runways.
- 'Shutter Island' rules box office again, 'Avatar' crosses $700 million
- Hollywood's Oscar contenders chart course for gold
- Jim from "The Office" among Captain America contenders
- "Avatar" passes $1 billion at world box office
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- News
- Toyota finds no flaw with safety electronics
Toyota Motor Corp said it had found no flaw with its throttle controls as it seeks to dismiss an external study critical of its electronic safety systems.
- Cablevision gets ABC back in time for Oscars
- Quake, tsunamis kill more than 700 in Chile
- Orca kills trainer at Florida's SeaWorld
- NATO Afghanistan airstrike kills 27 civilians
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- Entertainment
- Phantom of Opera sequel opens amid "phan" disquiet
The sequel to "Phantom of the Opera", one of the biggest musicals of all time, opens in London on Tuesday amid disquiet among die-hard "phans" who have been posting opinions online since previews began two weeks ago
- Bigelow makes Oscar history as war drama triumphs
- U.S. bomb expert says "Hurt Locker" stole his story
- NBC gearing up for post-Conan schedule
- Jay Leno returns to TV to regain late-night crown
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- Technology
- Microsoft says Google acts raise antitrust issues
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp made its most vehement and public attack on Google Inc on Friday, calling its internet rival's actions potentially anti-competitive, and urging victims to file complaints to regulators.
- Microsoft phone system hits reset on digital music
- Apple fires back at Nokia in patents battle
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- Politics
- Clinton to make Chile stop despite earthquake
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will pay a short visit to Chile this week as part of her Latin American tour despite the massive earthquake that hit the country, a senior U.S. official said on Sunday.
- Obama hosts summit to rescue health bill
- Ex-Treasury secretaries back Volcker rule
- Former Nixon aide, Alexander Haig dead at 85
- Obama argues for strong financial watchdog agency
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- Health
- Severe allergic reaction to meat may not be rare
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Eating meat may be a much more common trigger for anaphylaxis -- a severe and potentially deadly allergic reaction -- than previously thought, U.S. researchers said on Sunday
- U.S. agency sees more health spending with reform
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- Business
- Fewer discounts help stores weather February snow
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Most U.S. retailers posted better-than-expected February sales as leaner inventories resulted in more sales at full price, but record-setting snow in much the eastern part of the country curbed gains.
- AIG agrees to $35.5 billion unit sale to Prudential: source
- Enron's Jeff Skilling takes fight to Supreme Court
- More generations living under same roof
- Toyota memo raises stakes for chief's U.S. hearings
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