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<title>In tight times, shunning materialism saves money</title>
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<description>NEW YORK &amp;#8212; As the economy worsens, one group of Americans is turning to an Earth-friendly way of life as a hardline strategy for saving. The Compact started a few years ago in San Francisco as a group of people who vowed to shun consumer culture for a year in the name of conservation.</description>
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<title>Rescue of mortgage giants could hit $25B</title>
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<description>WASHINGTON &amp;#8212; A federal rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could cost taxpayers $25 billion, congressional budget experts said Tuesday, as lawmakers put finishing touches on legislation that would tap the troubled mortgage giants' profits to help save homeowners from foreclosure.</description>
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<title>Investors question financial sector rebound</title>
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<description>CHARLOTTE, N.C. &amp;#8212; Surprisingly large second-quarter losses at Wachovia Corp. and Washington Mutual Inc. have quickly revived concerns that the financial sector still has a long way to go before it recovers from the year-old credit crisis.</description>
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<title>Has oil production peaked?</title>
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<description>With gasoline and oil costing once-unthinkable barrels of cash, the notion that things in our petroleum-addicted world soon will get worse &amp;#8212; maybe much, much worse &amp;#8212; is spreading fast.</description>
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<description>NEW ORLEANS &amp;#8212; With Hurricane Dolly moving toward the lower Texas coast, petroleum companies were evacuating production platforms and drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday.</description>
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