Last week, John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, suggested the Fed's asset purchases should stop by year-end.

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It will be the first stop on a three-city tour that will end in May, 2013.

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After you're done partying it up, the event will automatically end when people leave and stop posting due to the location and context-aware nature of the app.

ENGADGET

Barron and Jeffries are cut from a different cloth: They are African American, and they both talk about the economy and foreclosures and the police department's stop-and-frisk policy, but the similarities end there.

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We can end child and maternal mortality in our generation - by using tried and tested interventions to stop mothers and babies being lost from what should be simple preventable causes.

BBC: UK fails to make top 20 in mother's index

War on Want, which campaigns to end global poverty, said aid should not just stop because India had become a middle-income country.

BBC: UK to end financial aid to India by 2015

As Bloomberg's third, and last, term nears its end in January, Jealous said he expects the city's new mayor to oppose stop-and-frisk tactics, along with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

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Consulting with the agency's lawyers, Mr. Donahoe started late last year to look at how the language of the stop-gap measure currently funding federal government operations might free the Postal Service to end Saturday service.

WSJ: U.S. Postal Service to Cut Saturday Mail

In the end, the White House said the president would stop for a few hours in Pakistan after a five-day visit in India.

CNN: Delicate Diplomacy

Predications are hard, especially about the future, but it seems increasingly likely to me that the feedback loop may not stop, we will see a full-fledged bubble and that it will only be able to end in a meltdown.

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