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The spiked eggnog on Christmas Eve won't be the only part of the holidays leaving some people with a bad headache. Any day now, credit card bills will come in the mail, and there's no bottle of aspirin big enough to ease the holiday debt hangover. The credit card debt for the average household is now $9,200, and that was before all of the holiday shopping. .
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The officer chased the car at a speed of about 35 mph through the Mount Calvary Cemetery and onto Lafayette Avenue, where the driver pulled into a driveway and side-swiped a garage, damaging the building and the passenger side of the car, police said. Continue reading "Police: 13-year-old girl led Kinnelon cops on car chase" » .
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He will then look to secure loan deals for those who impress before they head on to Moscow. "I know this is a possibility because I have been given some information," said the Hearts head coach. "Yes, it's possible but not 100 per cent. I haven't been talking with Riabovas but I spoke with one of the football directors at Kaunas." Ivanauskas intends to reinforce his squad during January's transfer window, with Hearts hoping to push for second place in the SPL and possible Champions League qualification for the second consecutive season. "Kaunas has the tournament in Moscow to prepare for and I know their players. We wait and will see what happens," said Ivanauskas. The Commonwealth Cup, which will take place between January 20 and 28, is a 16-team tournament held annually in the Russian capital.
Car sales escape effects of credit crunch - for now
The most popular car in 2007 was the Ford Focus, as it has been every year since 1999, with Ford the best-selling manufacturer. Last year, diesel-powered cars recorded their best ever market share in Britain, topping 40%. In all, 967,436 diesel cars were sold in 2007, with the SMMT predicting a further increase in diesel's market share this year. The organisation said the attraction for consumers was the combination of better fuel consumption and lower carbon dioxide emissions. Manufacturers are facing European Union legislation to curb carbon dioxide emissions or face heavy fines. Brussels is planning to replace a voluntary code on emissions with a statutory arrangement under which the average emission level would fall to 120 grams of CO2 per kilometre from 2012.
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The judge rebuffs Craig's "illogical" legal arguments and offers Craig's lawyer, Billy Martin, only a backhanded compliment for conceding an obvious point. Judge Porter politely dismisses the ACLU's defense of Craig's rights to free speech and free sex, explaining that the real issue was the disorderly conduct of the defendant's "eyes, hand, and foot." Yet Craig is used to having his motions denied. By all accounts, his lawyers will take his case to the Court of Appeals and state Supreme Court. Today's setback is just the first step in a legal strategy of three-taps-and-you're-out. In the meantime, Craig can bask in all the high praise from the bench. For starters, Judge Porter goes on for 27 pages without telling a single joke at Craig's expense (unless you count a wry statement of fact, "The Defendant did not flush the toilet").
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