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  The bank’s capital, just $3.2 billion, has not grown during the buying spree, despite private warnings from the International Monetary Fund. Now the central bank needs an infusion of capital.

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• Obama Camp Uses to Clinton to Counter Palin view story

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  Senator Barack Obama will dispatch Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to Florida on Monday and create a rapid-response team to deploy female surrogates to battleground states, Obama advisers said on Thursday.

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• Support for 2-State Plan Erodes view story

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  Prominent mainstream Palestinians are warning that they may pursue a one-state solution based on a long-term fight for equal rights within Israel.

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• Test Drive: Nikon D90 S.L.R. view story

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  The new Nikon D90 is an excellent intermediate S.L.R. with a groundbreaking secret: it takes amazing high-definition video.

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• Brain Cells Observed Summoning a Memory view story

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  Scientists have for the first time recorded individual brain cells in the act of summoning a spontaneous memory, revealing not only where a remembered experience is registered but also, in part, how the brain is able to recreate it.

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• Will Warming Lead to a Rise in Hurricanes? view story

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  Scientists are pressing on a number of fronts to learn how to tell with greater precision when and where hurricanes will strike.

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• Syria: Israeli Peace Talks Postponed view story

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  Syria: Israeli Peace Talks Postponed

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• In Studies of Virtual Twins, Nature Wins Again view story

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  When parents pursue several ways to have a child, the stage is set for virtual twins, genetic strangers who share an environment from an early point in life.

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  After decades of Upper West Side splendor, two New Yorkers moved to an old mill by the Mississippi.

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• Easiest Task for Palin May Have Been Speech view story

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  Gov. Sarah Palin will now have to appeal to audiences that are not necessarily as primed to adore her.

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