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Just off I-39 lies rural El Paso, Ill.
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When the storm passed between El Reno and Yukon, it barreled down I-40 for more than two miles, ripping billboards down to twisted metal frames.
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Friends, family and politicians crowded Temple Emanu-El in New York City today for the funeral of Edward I.
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"I try to read everything he writes, " said Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive and co-chief investment officer of Pacific Investment Management Company, the giant bond investor.
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But I missed my family, and when I came back, my place was waiting for me in the Djemaa el-Fna.
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In the company of an Egyptian military driver-translator-minder-handler, I traveled all over the place: Cairo, Alexandria, El Alamein, Suez and more.
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And we needed to -- yes, nice place, El Paso. (Laughter.) And I talked about how we need to confront the challenge of immigration and pass comprehensive immigration reform that upholds our tradition as a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.
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"When I first got here, the goal was for me to raise my hand and say, 'Hey, I'm doing something, '" said Los Angeles-based rocker Hanni El Khatib, who was making his third visit to SXSW. He has had two tracks featured in national ad campaigns and his new album, "Head in the Dirt" (Innovative Leisure), out April 30, was produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.
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Seconds later, a man called Wa-el Rizk walks out of the front doors of the Hyatt, and relief floods out of me like I've been punctured.
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If you have read anything about gastronomy in the last decade, you have probably seen your share of what Slate called the I Ate at El Bulli piece, describing the experience with a level of detail usually reserved for high-class erotica.
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