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Thomas Nelson, religious publisher, to be purchased by HarperCollins

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Prayer ruling goes to US Supreme Court

US Supreme Court asked to take Forsyth prayer case

Crystal Cathedral board sells property to local University

Crystal Cathedral board backs sale to university

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St. Paul's reopens, but priest resigns

St Paul's to reopen, but protest standoff goes on

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New memorial at Arlington for Jewish chaplains

Memorial for Jewish chaplains dedicated at Arlington

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Hundreds wait in line for preacher's autograph

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Ala. governor, John Lewis praise Shuttlesworth

Investigations continue at Atlanta church

Man at center of Ga. megachurch probe speaks out

Vatican calls for reform of world's financial system

Vatican urges major economic reform

Libyan leader seeks to calm West on Sharia fears

Libyan leader seeks to calm West on Sharia fears

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Local churches in Joplin help to rebuild houses with "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"

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Nov 14, 2013 11:50
Category: General News

Unemployment benefits slip

Washington (AP) - The number of people applying for US unemployment benefits slipped 2,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 339,000.  It's the fifth straight decline, and shows businesses see little need to cut jobs.  Last week's report on hiring and unemployment in October showed that businesses are also adding workers at a steady pace.

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