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Hey, read the rules! State highway crews are starting to help clean up communities in Clemmons and Advance hit by tornadoes last week. via WITN

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“From a personal perspective and a professional perspective we really kind of dodged a bullet”

The grim task of cleaning up after Thursday evening's fatal tornado began for many Triad residents Saturday. via WXII12

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I've heard some newer residents say it takes a long time to belong here. Some say it's hard to break into the small communities in northeastern North Carolina where your last name or years living in the same ... via The Daily Advance

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Heavy storms moved across central North Carolina Thursday evening, leaving reports of damage and tornado activity. via WXII12

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“I think, overall, the strength in stocks right now is on fairly firm footing”

Wall Street reversed early losses to close higher Tuesday, as investors monitored the movements of record-high oil prices but still laid bets that the economy and companies are in recovery mode. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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“This appears to undermine hopes that the first quarter represents the start of a strong margin recovery process for Ericsson”

European shares rallied strongly Friday after a one-day break on the Continent, helped along by data showing the jobs picture in the U.S. wasn't as bad as forecast. via MarketWatch

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The program, designed specifically for professional consultants and small business owners, will focus on the planning process and provide design guidelines and tips on how to create a great website. via HendersonvilleNews.com

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At news conference scheduled for Thursday morning, Indiana democrat and super delegate Joe Andrew is expected to announce he will switch his vote to Barack Obama. via WFMY-TV Greensboro

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“Investors are holding their breath for the Fed”

Wall Street finished little changed Monday as investors turned cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, which starts today. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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“You can use metaphors and rhythm”

North Carolina's Poet Laureate Kathryn Stripling Byer of Cullowhee was looking for a way to spend the afternoon last Thursday until her scheduled appearance at a poetry workshop that evening at Smithfield ... via Kenly News

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