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This "1 Mistake" Ages You FASTER Than Cigarette Smoking!
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Tue Apr 14 13:01:39 2015
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This "1 Mistake" Ages You FASTER Than Cigarette Smoking!
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<font color="white" size="1">l building jumped 3.3 percent, led by factory construction. Government spending rose
0.5 percent.Builders broke ground on more homes in each of the last
three months of last year. The increase in residential construction contributed to
annual growth of 2.8 percent in the October-December quarter.Still, residential construction fell
at an annual rate of 1.4 percent last year, the sixth straight
year of decline. The economy expanded just 1.7 percent last year, roughly
half the growth rate in 2010.The construction industry was hit hard by
the housing bust and has had trouble recovering since the recession ended
more than two years ago.Severe budget problems have squeezed state and local
governments. The federal government has come under pressure to control soaring budget
deficits. Both have put pressure on government construction spending.Private builders haven't fared
much better. While their spending increased, they have scaled back on construction
plans and are
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<font color="white" size="1">DETROIT Chrysler, propelled by higher sales of Jeeps and other revamped
cars and trucks, reported its first annual net income since 1997, capping
a pivotal turnaround year that many thought would never come.The U.S. automaker,
now privately held and majority owned by Italy's Fiat SpA, earned $183
million last year, reversing a $652 million loss in 2010, its first
full year out of bankruptcy protection.Chrysler expects an even better 2012, despite
a sluggish and uncertain economy. The company, which sells most of its
vehicles in the U.S., predicts it will make about $1.5 billion this
year and increase revenue 18 percent."The house is in good order," CEO
Sergio Marchionne said Wednesday. "Now we greet a new year of high
expectations with our heads down, forging ahead."Chrysler spent much of 2010 designing
new vehicles and trying to spruce up an archaic lineup that wasn't
selling well.Now those vehicles are in showrooms, and they've sold far better
than expecte
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