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from The Wall Street Journal Online
June 4, 2009 -- 4:30 p.m.
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WSJ.COM'S MOST EMAILED ARTICLES
The latest political business decision: Ban small-car imports.
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Detroit?s fate isn?t a matter of economics. It?s a tragic romance, whose magic was killed by bureaucrats, bad taste and busybodies, writes P.J. O?Rourke.
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Steaks made on the grill, sending a smoky aroma into the air, could be culinary cancer causers. A look at how serious the dangers are and how to minimize them. - Health Mailbox: Non-Antibacterial Liquid Soap
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Some were made to be broken.
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The Ivy school sells out its 'principles.'
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WSJ.COM'S MOST VIEWED ARTICLES
Brazil's military found a three-mile trail of airplane seats, oil and other debris from Air France Flight 447 in the Atlantic Ocean, setting off a difficult search for the crashed plane's two "black boxes" in deep waters. - Photos | Video: 'Search Is Under Way' - Deadliest airplane crashes | Interactive
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U.S. lawmakers' expense claims show they have used public funds for a range of purchases, some of which are eye-catching. - Vote: Should Congressmen Get Reimbursements? - Readers React: 'Government out of control'
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An Air France Airbus A330 plane with 228 people onboard was feared lost after suffering an apparent electrical failure while flying through violent storms en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris. - Photos | Video: 'Search Is Under Way' - Deadliest airplane crashes | Interactive - Middle Seat: Could Lightning Damage a Plane?
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The Obama presidency will rise or fall on results.
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GM made its bankruptcy-court filing, the second largest from an industrial company in history. The auto maker will close 17 factories and parts centers, and cut a further 20,000 jobs. - Vote: Can GM thrive post-bankruptcy? Yes | No
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AN INTERVIEW WITH NIALL FERGUSON: The Harvard professor and media star is cautious on the global economic outlook -- and bleak about Europe.
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The bulk of the economy's credit problems are still to come.
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This is only a lull in the housing hurricane.
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By ALAN ABELSON
What's caused the big decline in the fortunes of the nation's newspapers. Figures don't lie but...
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By TIERNAN RAY
One of America's most famous market forecasters thinks that investors should play it safe with their investments.
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