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    At Maine Camp, Veterans Take Time to Heal, Reconnect With Families

    Sep 13, 2010 11:00 PM EST

    CAROLYNN TAYLOR: I said to him when he first came -- not when he first came home, but probably, maybe I'd say maybe three or six months later, I'm like, "You are not the same person you were when you left. Before you left, we never argued. We got ...

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    Did Stimulus Funding Help or Hurt U.S. Economy in the Long Run?

    Jul 30, 2010 12:33 AM EST

    JOHN TAYLOR: When you look at the specific things that were done -- so, sending checks to people to jump-start consumption -- you look at the checks sent out, and you don't see consumption jump-starting or moving. In other words, it didn't have the effect that it was ...

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    Gulf Faces Long Road to Restoration From Oil Spill

    Jun 07, 2010 04:00 AM EST

    ... when I came to Florida. GWEN IFILL: The impact on wildlife continues to grow. At a bird clean facility in Fort Jackson, Louisiana, veterinarian Sharon Taylor said the damage to wildlife is more widespread than it even appears. SHARON TAYLOR, veterinarian, U.S. Fish and Wildlife: This is an unprecedented ...

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    Conversation: Peter Berg, Creator and Executive Producer of 'Friday Night Lights'

    Apr 30, 2010 06:28 PM EST

    ... Alzheimer’s, alcoholism, infidelity and sexual assault. At the heart of all of these stories are relationships, and married couple Eric (Kyle Chandler) and Tami Taylor (Connie Britton) act as the show’s cornerstone. That relationship is likely to be tested more this season than at any point in the ...

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    'Sweetgrass' Documents a Dying Tradition Through Quiet Observation

    Mar 25, 2010 03:10 PM EST

    ... gambling lambs, but I would never really engage with sheep. And spending that much time with them, year after year up in the mountains, you start dealing with them as creatures, as bodies. So we tried in the editing, certainly I tried in the shooting, to do justice to them ...

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    Millennials Study Captures Snapshot of Young America

    Feb 25, 2010 12:20 AM EST

    JUDY WOODRUFF: What was it? I -- I saw one part of the poll. I think it said 80-some percent of them, almost 90 percent, overwhelmingly say they still think, at some point in their lives, they are going to earn enough money; they will be OK. PAUL TAYLOR: This ...

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    Celebrating a Duchamp Masterwork

    Sep 11, 2009 10:34 PM EST

    ... nude…especially a kind of peephole thing — I think it just touched all of these hot buttons to do with the sexual revolution,” says Michael Taylor, the Muriel and Philip Berman Curator of Modern Art at the PMA, who organized the exhibit. The American painter Jasper Johns once called the ...

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    What's Happening to Manufacturers Who Don't Lower Their Prices?

    Mar 11, 2009 02:28 PM EST

    ... in ’09, 33 percent ahead of Jan-Feb 08. I have made it quite clear to all our customers that running discount sales is the start of putting yourself in a grave…and I will not be a part of that method of doing business. If you will notice a ...

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    International Court Issues Warrant for Sudan President

    Mar 04, 2009 11:40 PM EST

    JIM LEHRER: Finally tonight, the arrest warrant for Sudan's president for Darfur war crimes. We start with a report narrated by Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News.LINDSEY HILSUM: In Khartoum, they were ready and waiting. The government brought demonstrators out onto the streets brandishing national flags and pictures ...

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    Charities Feel the Pinch During Economic Crisis

    Dec 25, 2008 11:25 PM EST

    ... taking a toll on all forms of spending, how are charities feeling the pinch? And how do they adapt? For answers, we turn to Art Taylor, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance, which monitors charities; Stacy Palmer, editor of the newspaper Chronicle Of Philanthropy ...