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Tue Mar 3 17:38:50 2015

Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 14:38:48 -0800
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<font style="color: #FCFCFC">APDec. 17, 2011: Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney 
greets supporters during a town hall meeting at Memminger Auditorium in Charleston, 
S.C.Anticipating attacks from Democrats who intend to portray him as a greedy 
capitalist, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Sunday it's unfortunate -- but 
not surprising -- that President Obama's reelection strategy aims to demonize success 
and target job creators."Of course he will, in part because he's been 
the great divider. This is the president who goes after anybody who's 
successful," Romney said.Speaking to "Fox News Sunday" in his first interview on 
a Sunday news show in two years, the former Massachusetts governor and 
head of venture capital firm, Bain Capital, said Democrats are already casting 
him as Gordon Gecko, the antihero in Oliver Stone's "Wall Street" movies 
who famously delivered the line "greed is good."But Romney said entrepreneurs aren't 
heartless Sc
 women and children and many of whom lived along river banks. Flood 
waters came gushing after 12 hours of pounding rain, catching most of 
them in their sleep.Residents told local officials that plans for a mass 
burial was "un-Christian," said Cagayan de Oro city administrator Griscelda Joson.Mayor Vicente 
Emano called a meeting later Monday to discuss the problem. Funeral parlors 
have asked authorities to do something about the unclaimed bodies because of 
the stench and complaints from neighbors, she said.More bodies continue to be 
found. While city officials were meeting Sunday, more than 40 bodies were 
seen floating off an island but the coast guard could not recover 
them, Joson said.In a grim sign of desperation, a funeral parlor dumped 
about 30 badly decomposed bodies in a city garbage dump over the 
weekend, sparking protests from distraught villagers who were looking for the missing 
loved ones.Ramos, the head of the agency that is spearheading the recovery a
We are nearing the end of 2011, which means its time for 
FOX411s Pop Tarts column's 5th Annual Top 10 Celebrity Meltdowns. Fake marriages, 
quickie divorces, infidelity, shoplifting, illegal gambling, racism and exhibiting just good ol 
stupidity .. stars did it all this year!Bad behavior is on the 
rise amongst celebrities because we glamorize and create idols of people who 
have truly made little or no contribution to society, and we reward 
them with money, fame, attention, prestige and undeserving significance, explained human behavior 
expert, Patrick Wanis PhD, who worked with us again this year to 
compile the list. And by rewarding bad behavior instead of punishing it, 
we only serve to encourage and nurture it.So that brings us to 
the highly-anticipated question: which stars had the biggest meltdowns of the year?#10. 
Johnny Depp, Susan Sarandon and Sinead OConnorThese guys tied for tenth by 
saying something stupid that offended a cross-section of the population
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