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Barack Obama is closing his case for the presidency with a promise to restore economic prosperity and a higher purpose to an embattled nation. The AP's Mark Carlson reports from Canton, Ohio.
HEADLINE: Obama offers closing argument to Ohio voters
CAPTION: Barack Obama is closing his case for the presidency with a promise to restore economic prosperity and a higher purpose to an embattled nation. The AP's Mark Carlson reports...
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Federal Reserve Chairman commenting on economic relationship with China
1. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and Treasury Secretary John Snow
2. Senate Finance Committee
3. Greenspan and Snow
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve Chairman:
"Some observers mistakenly believe that a...
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President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that the stimulus is now providing $2.4 billion in taxpayer grants to create electric cars and tens of thousands of jobs during a speech in Indiana.
HEADLINE: Obama: $2.5 billion grant for auto innovation
CAPTION: President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that the stimulus is now providing $2.4 billion in taxpayer grants to create electric cars and tens of thousands of jobs during...
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US Treasury Secretary in Vietnam for APEC meeting
1. Pan from Cathedral church in Hanoi's old quarter down to U.S Secretary of Treasury Henry Paulson walking
2. Paulson walking through Hanoi's old quarter
3. Low shot of Paulson passing a Vietnamese woman selling vegetables
4. Paulson...
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LatAm countries on final FTAA negotiations
1. Manuel Chiriboga, Chief Negotiator for Ecuador in Free Trade Agreement, walking through hotel lobby
2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Manuel Chiriboga, Chief Negotiator for Ecuador in Free Trade Agreement:
"We still need to negotiate two very...
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President Barack Obama remains committed to not raising taxes on U.S. families earning less than $250,000 despite some conflicting statements from senior members of his economic team
HEADLINE: White House: No to tax hike for middle class
CAPTION: President Barack Obama remains committed to not raising taxes on U.S. families earning less than $250,000 despite some conflicting statements from senior members of his...
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UK: CHANCELLOR GORDON BROWN SINGLE EURO CURRENCY SPEECH
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Britain's Finance minister assured bankers and business leaders on Thursday night that his country is ready for a single European Currency - due to be introduced at the beginning of 1999.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer,...
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Row over U-S Congress discriminating against Mexican trucks
July 26 2001
1. Wide shot of U-S President George W. Bush
2. Mid shot of reporters
3. Mid shot of press
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, President of the United States
"It is wrong for the Congress to discriminate against Mexican...
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In the face of high gas prices, oil company executives make another appearance before the Senate Finance Committee. Senators wondered why the firms are so rich but get huge tax breaks.
HEADLINE: As Washington talks, prices at pump only rise
CAPTION: In the face of high gas prices, oil company executives make another appearance before the Senate Finance Committee. Senators wondered why the firms are so rich but get huge...
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WRAP Closing statement of trade meeting, Bernanke, Wen and Paulson
1. Wide of Chinese Vice Premiere Wu Yi and US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on stage
2. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Wu Yi, China's Vice Premier:
"China's development is an opportunity instead of a threat to the United States and the rest of...
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Peru free trade agreement will be approved in "near future," US says
1. Wide of bus containing US committee entering government palace
2. Various of US delegation arriving at palace
3. Wide of meeting between US delegation, Peruvian President Alan Garcia and Peruvian officials
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alan...
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NEW ZEALAND: APEC SUMMIT: TRADE
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Ministers from the Asia Pacific Economic Conference ended the first of their two-day meeting on Thursday without reaching a decision on how to admit China into the World Trade Organisation.
Despite this, New Zealand Trade...
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US Trade representative defends steel tarrifs
1. Wide exterior of the Central University of Finance and Economics (CUFE)
2. Wide pan of US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick's motorcade arriving at CUFE
3. Cut away of Wang Xiao Guang vice president of CUFE
4. Wide of Zoellick...
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Powell and EU officials discuss sanctions
1. Wide shot of officials walking to podiums for joint news conference
2. Media
3. Wide shot of officials at podiums
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Colin Powell, US Secretary of State:
"We very much support the rules of the World Trade...
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Market scenes and analysis on first day of trading in the new year
Global stocks are expected to keep growing in the year ahead, a market watcher in Germany told the Associated Press on Thursday - the first trading day of 2014.
Oliver Roth, sales director at Close Brothers Seydler Bank in Frankfurt,...
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Reaction to Ireland financial bailout, analyst
1. Wide pan of Syntagma square in Athens
2. Mid of man selling bread
3. Pan from sign on empty store reading (Greek) "To Rent" to wide of central shopping street
4. Mid of sign reading (Greek) "To Rent"
5. Wide of empty stores with signs...
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Peruvians struggle to reach jobs amid national strike
1. Various of protesters marching in Lima streets
2. Various of newspaper headlines
3. Various of police patrolling streets
4. Former Peruvian President Alan Garcia
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alan Garcia, Former Peruvian President:
"The...
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Bush and Colombian president hold presser on free trade
1. Wide shot of Colombian President, Alvaro Uribe, and US President, George W Bush, walking
2. Wide shot of Uribe and Bush speaking to reporters
3. SOUNDBITE (English) George W Bush, US President:
"We had a discussion today about an...
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Scuffles as thousands rally against agreement with US
1. Various of scuffles between riot police and people protesting against a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the US and South Korea
2. Tilt from down two policemen on the top of bus to police and protesters below
3. Protesters...
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Presser by visiting New Zealand premier
1. Exterior of Thai Government House
2. Wide of Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra standing and Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, sitting
3. Close-up of Clark signing visitors' book, pan to her face and pull out to prime...
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US trade official warns EU over embargos
1. Wide shot of World Economic Forum (WEF) event
2. US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick (seated centre)
3. Mid shot of WEF
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Zoellick, U.S. Trade Representative
"We generally have an agreement which is...
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CHILE: SANTIAGO: NEW FREE TRADE ACCORD SIGNED WITH CANADA
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Chile and Canada have signed a free trade accord expected to eliminate tariffs on most goods and services exchanged by the two countries.
The final documents were signed by Chilean Finance Minister Eduardo Aninat and Canadian...
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Food prices rise throughout Europe, OECD meets
Athens - 28 May 2008
1. Wide of shop exterior reading "Delicatessen"
2. Wide of person looking at pasta and rice shelves
3. Mid of rice products
4. Price tags
5. SOUNDBITE: (Greek) Giannis Krotidis, Vox pop:
"No, it isn't justified by...
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WRAP Asian markets start slowly as investors assess China's stimulus package
Hong Kong
1. Pan interior of Hong Kong Stock Exchange
2. Close up of dealer in front of computer
3. Various of electronic board showing stock prices
4. Various electronic of board showing Hang Seng Index at 14341.35 points, down ...