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    U.S. Names al Qaeda in Libya Attack

    A top counterterrism official confirmed that U.S. intelligence officials are investigating indications that al Qaeda's North African affiliate is connected with militants involved in the attack on a U.S. consulate in Libya.


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    Oracle Works With Less Margin for Error

    Some reassurance that Oracle can cede ground to database upstarts and still deliver years of hefty profits would be welcome as the firm reports earnings Thursday.

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