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- 'State of Catastrophe' After Chile Quake
- Hawaii Exhales After Gentle Tsunami Rolls Ashore
- Pelosi's Challenge: Corralling Votes for Health Care Bill
- Cramped Quarters Define Struggles of Iraqi Families
- At Binghamton, Concerns That Sports Are Still the Focus
- For Buyout Kingpins, the TXU Utility Deal Gets Tricky
| 'State of Catastrophe' After Chile Quake | Top |
| The earthquake ripped apart buildings and bridges across Chile, and more than 300 people had died. | |
| Hawaii Exhales After Gentle Tsunami Rolls Ashore | Top |
| A tsunami warning was canceled, but residents were cautioned to wait for word from county officials before returning to normal life. | |
| Pelosi's Challenge: Corralling Votes for Health Care Bill | Top |
| The future of President Obama's health care overhaul now rests largely with two blocs of swing Democrats — abortion opponents and fiscal conservatives. | |
| Cramped Quarters Define Struggles of Iraqi Families | Top |
| Every day, Iraqis deal with the lack of electricity, pervasive corruption and a housing shortage that forces multiple families to live under the same roof. | |
| At Binghamton, Concerns That Sports Are Still the Focus | Top |
| Faculty members and administrators are concerned that those who carried out the orders in building a big-time men's basketball program remain. | |
| For Buyout Kingpins, the TXU Utility Deal Gets Tricky | Top |
| The huge buyout of TXU, a power company, grew complicated when natural gas prices plunged and banks asked private equity firms to share the pain. | |
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