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Hodges read riot act by Broncos

news.com.au
Aug 7, 2008 2 related
        

BRISBANE have told representative centre Justin Hodges to pull his head in, with another on-field indiscretion having the potential to end his season. While the Broncos remained miffed by the NRL judiciary's decision to suspend...

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Thaiday ban after breaking club code

news.com.au
Aug 7, 2008 4 related
        

BRISBANE's rigid code of conduct has claimed another victim, with prop Sam Thaiday stood down from Saturday's match against the Warriors after he missed yesterday morning's training session. At the start of 2006, the Broncos...

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Sonny Bill plays the race card

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Aug 6, 2008 57 related
        

Brent Read and Dan Koch | August 07, 2008 SONNY Bill Williams has blamed his fractured relationship with Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes as a major reason behind his decision to walk out on the club to join French rugby union team...

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GM’s really bad news: Its revenue

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Aug 4, 2008 3 related
        

« Previous: Nissan offers buyouts to Tenn. workers Next:Crisis at Chrysler: Buyers bail » GM’s really bad news: Its revenue Jamie LaReau Automotive News | August 4, 2008 - Revenue is a strong indicator of an automaker’s health...

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Ford, GM explore joint engines

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Aug 4, 2008 16 related
        

Ailing automakers look to save costs of developing powertrains Bryce G. Hoffman / The Detroit News General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. are discussing a possible collaboration to develop new engines and other powertrain...

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Nissan offers 6-figure buyouts at Smyrna, Decherd plants

tennessean.com
Jul 31, 2008 81 related
        

Weak truck sales force automaker to eliminate shift at Smyrna By G. CHAMBERS WILLIAMS III • Staff Writer • July 31, 2008 Barely a week after opening its $100 million headquarters building in Cool Springs, Nissan North America...

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NTSB Notes Break Along Corrosion In I-35W Gussets

wcco.com
Jul 31, 2008 4 related
        

WASHINGTON (AP) ― A newly released report by the National Transportation Safety Board shows that a pair of gusset plates on the Interstate 35W bridge broke at least partially along lines of corrosion. The report, dated April 28...

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Device sheds light on breast cancer checks thanks to award cash

scotsman.com
Jul 31, 2008 22 related
        

Published Date: 31 July 2008 A DEVICE to help women examine their breasts at home has been developed with the help of Scottish Government funding, it emerged yesterday. The Breastlight, manufactured by PWB Health, in Dumbarton,...

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Automakers mulling new light-duty pickups

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Jul 30, 2008 1 related
        

Automakers mull revival of compact pickups to lure gas-pinched buyers Automakers are looking at going back to compact pickups such as the 1989 Toyota SR-5, shown here. The market for pickup trucks has been left for dead by most...

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Motor home in Richland offering free prostate cancer screenings served 265 men Tuesday

tri-cityherald.com
Jul 30, 2008
        

By Laura Kate Zaichkin, Herald staff writer Delbert Nichols didn't mind the wait Tuesday outside the Drive Against Prostate Cancer motor home on Gilmore Street in Richland. "It's been a while and it's pretty important," the...

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