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One month on, areas hit by Superstorm Sandy remain uninhabitable

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Seaside Heights, New Jersey 1. Wide of sand and debris by shops at Seaside Heights 2. Wide of boardwalk at Seaside Heights 3. Wide of destroyed roller coaster 4. Close of destroyed roller coaster 5. Mid of broken boardwalk 6. Wide of...
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EUROPE: NATIONS ADOPTING EURO DROP KEY INTEREST RATES

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French/Ger/Eng/Nat In a surprise move, nations adopting the new European currency, the euro, have dropped key interest rates, effectively setting the rate that will be adopted throughout the euro zone on January 1st. Ten of the 11...
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COP25 could turn spotlight on China's energy use

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As world leaders gather in Spain to discuss how to slow the warming of the planet, a spotlight falls on China - the top emitter of greenhouse gases.
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Stock markets in Asia were up in overnight trading, but not nearly as much as U-S stocks on Tuesday. Investors continue to be concerned about the U-S recession and a weakening dollar

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HEADLINE: Asian markets cautious after Fed rate cut CAPTION: Stock markets in Asia were up in overnight trading, but not nearly as much as U-S stocks on Tuesday. Investors continue to be concerned about the U-S recession and a weakening...
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The government unveiled a bold plan Sunday to rescue Citigroup, injecting a fresh $20 billion into the troubled firm as well as guaranteeing hundreds of billions of dollars in risky assets.

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HEADLINE: Citi to get $20 billion in fed bailout CAPTION: The government unveiled a bold plan Sunday to rescue Citigroup, injecting a fresh $20 billion into the troubled firm as well as guaranteeing hundreds of billions of dollars in...
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Brothers design low-cost wind turbine to power Indian homes

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4036405LEAD IN:Two brothers in the southern Indian state of Kerala are encouraging residents to harness the power of wind and live off locally-produced, green electricity.They've created a low-cost...
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Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.

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HEADLINE: Bush gives 'Big 3' $17 billion bailout CAPTION: Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions...
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A pledge by the Federal Reserve to keep super-low interest rates for another couple of years has calmed investors jitters, sending stock markets around the world higher Wednesday.

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HEADLINE: Fed's low rates pledge supports global stocks CAPTION: A pledge by the Federal Reserve to keep super-low interest rates for another couple of years has calmed investors jitters, sending stock markets around the world higher...
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Global Economic Outlook meeting ahead of IMF summit

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1. Wide of news conference 2. Cutaway reporters 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Olivier Blanchard, International Monetary Fund's Chief Economist: "The world economy is facing a major downturn. While there's exceptional uncertainty at this point,...
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EU calls on China to further open its markets to foreign competition

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1. Wide interior shot of Chinese and EU delegations sitting down at meeting table in the Ministry of Finance and Commerce 2. Pan from Chinese delegation to EU delegates 3. Close-up of Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai 4. Close-up of EU...
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APEC trade ministers' news conference, Malaysian PM, demo

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Hawaii - 11 November, 2011 1. Wide pan of protesters chanting while walking around pavement in front of Hawaii Telecom building 2. Close-up of female protester shouting 3. Wide of protesters in front of Hawaii Telecom building 4. Mid of...
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Obama calls for quick action on stimulus plan

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AP Television Washington, DC - 26 January 2009 1. Side shot as Obama walks into briefing East Room 2. Wide shot 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Barack Obama, US President: "We owe it to each of them and to every single American to act with a...
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Celebrations as European bank turns 10

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1. Wide of Alte Oper Building 2. German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving and being greeted by European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet 3. Pan from photographers to Merkel and Trichet 4. Merkel and Trichet walking away 5. Set...
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Bankers fear the impact of a US recession on European economy

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1. Wide of Frankfurt skyline 2. Euro sign in front of European Central Bank tower 3. Street in central Frankfurt 4. Tilt up of Commerzbank tower 5. Wide of Deutsche Bank towers 6. Close up of Deutsche bank sign 7. Bull and Bear in front...
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Disagreement over EU debt crisis stalks summit

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Meise 1. Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany arriving at talks ahead of two day summit 2. SOUNDBITE (German) Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany: "I've come to this summit as I want us to send a clear and determined signal for Europe...
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China launches trade fair in US

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1. Wideshot of opening ceremony at China products trade show 2. Closeup of people at ceremony 3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ms. Guo Li, Assistant Minister, Chinese Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC) "This is the first...
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With passions running high over healthcare reform at town hall meetings around the country, the AP's Kelly Daschle takes a closer look at who the protesters are, and why they have come out in large numbers.

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HEADLINE: Who are the anti-healthcare reform protesters? CAPTION: With passions running high over healthcare reform at town hall meetings around the country, the AP's Kelly Daschle takes a closer look at who the protesters are, and why...
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President Barack Obama and his chief GOP foe have taken to the airwaves with rival deficit plans, with a week to go before an unprecedented default and no break in sight to the congressional logjam.

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HEADLINE Obama, Boehner in prime-time debt duel CAPTION: President Barack Obama and his chief GOP foe have taken to the airwaves with rival deficit plans, with a week to go before an unprecedented default and no break in sight to the...
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USA: WASHINGTON: ROBERT RUBIN IMF FUNDING PRESS CONFERENCE

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English/Nat U-S Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin says strong funding of the International Monetary Fund is critical for Asia's economic turnaround. Speaking in Washington on Tuesday, Rubin urged the U-S Congress to approve funding...
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IMF predicts 320 billion dollar budget deficit in MidEast

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LEAD IN: The Middle East's oil producers are bracing for continued pressure resulting from lower oil prices. The IMF's Middle East and Central Asia chief, however, says direct impact on traade and finace will...
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May: UK access to EU markets will be "less" after Brexit

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UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Friday British access to European Union markets "will be less than it is now" after Brexit. She also said that EU law would continue to affect the UK. She also said that "we...
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US, EU First To Tackle Steel, Aluminum Tariffs

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus101308 Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin says addressing steel and aluminum tariffs and counter tariffs will be covered in the first phase of new negotiations between...
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Branstad Promises to Confront Beijing on Issues

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYWashington 2 May, 2017(+++ WHITE FLASH BETWEEN BITES +++)1. SOUNDBITE (English) Terry Branstad, US Ambassador to China Nominee:"I would not only be willing to welcome...
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What The Fed Rate Hike Means For Consumers

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The Federal Reserve will hike its key short-term rate, 0.25 percentage points to a range of 0.75 to 1 percent. It's the third increase since December 2015 and a show of confidence that the economy is stable. Steady hiring has brought...