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 May 19, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSObama Backs Deal Based on 1967 LinesBy STEVEN LEE MYERS and MARK LANDLERPresident Obama said that a lasting peace would require two states with secure borders in a speech Thursday that sought to harness the change unfolding in the region. In Message, Bin Laden Praised Arab RevoltBy SCOTT SHANEAl Qaeda's leader welcomed the uprisings in the Arab world in a recording made about a week before his death. The CaucusObama Speech on Mideast Is Also Aimed at U.S.By MICHAEL D. SHEARThe speech attempted to construct a cohesive narrative about the president's approach for the American voter. As Obama Endorses '67 Borders, Netanyahu ObjectsBy ETHAN BRONNERIt is the first time an American president has explicitly endorsed those borders as the baseline for negotiations over a Palestinian state. Bail Granted for Ex-Chief of I.M.F.By JOHN ELIGONA judge granted Dominique Strauss-Kahn bail, allowing the former head of the International Monetary Fund to stay with his wife in a Manhattan apartment while his case is pending. |
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BUSINESSDealBookLinkedIn Soars in Market DebutBy EVELYN M. RUSLIShares of the professional social network rose well above $100, more than double its offering price. Europe and Emerging Nations Vie to Fill I.M.F. JobBy LIZ ALDERMANOne scenario could see a European step in until late 2012, and then an emerging market leader would take over. Denying Nazi Charges, Renault Family Members Seek Redress From FranceBy DAVID JOLLY and MATTHEW SALTMARSHNearly 70 years after Louis Renault died in prison, his grandchildren are seeking to restore his reputation - and gain compensation for what they say was the illegal confiscation of his car company. Prescriptions BlogDouble-Digit Insurance Rate Increases Get More ScrutinyBy REED ABELSONThe Department of Health and Human Services wants insurers to give detailed explanations for raising premiums. International Energy Agency Urges Oil Producers to Lift OutputBy MATTHEW SALTMARSHIn an unusual move, the agency cited "serious concern" about rising oil prices, rising demand and declining supply. |
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