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The Labor Department said Tuesday that wholesale prices dropped 2.8percentt in October, the biggest one-month decline on records that go back more than 60 years.

The amount saved — $768.8 billion — was the most on records that started in January 1959, the government recently reported.

But according to the lawsuits, those fees were based on records that showed only the actual cash status of customer accounts — the amounts of cash invested and withdrawn — without including the fictional profits shown in the statements provided to customers.

At the White House today, Ari Fleischer, the press secretary, reiterated that the Bush administration believes that investigators are overstepping their authority and that the accounting office is seeking to encroach on records that are covered by executive privilege and whose disclosure would hurt the administration's ability to obtain outside advice.

We used to put on records that made us feel a certain way -- that evoked emotions or corresponded to them.

Like Justin Timberlake and Jay Z before them, Eminem and Rihanna have a track record of collaborating on records that could be intriguing when translated onstage.

Scientists at the Northeast Regional Climate Center, at Cornell University, have been methodically tracking climate conditions, including the warmest March on record, that seem made for mosquitos.

Until this time, there were no specimens of early Homo on record that were more primitive than H. erectus.

All singleton pregnancies on record that were delivered under the responsibility of obstetricians in The Netherlands between January 1 , 1990 and December 31 , 1994 were analyzed.

Number of the top 10 hottest years on record that have occurred in the 21st century.

Or that the city of Eureka, Nevada has a law on record that makes it illegal for men with mustaches to kiss women?