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Appreciative of your birthday present that year. the build a bear gift card and the sears gift card. buying a curate from sears. they were in bankruptcy at the time. i do spend a little extra money to pay for the cure. i never received it. you spend money on the card and i spend extra money. we were both at a loss. >> brian: gambles god. be to that used to be a department store here in new york. >> steve: sarah, what was the name -- thats right. its now called willis tower. >> brian: willis towe...

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When it comes to big cities and tall skyscrapers, Minnesota can't compare with some of the biggest cities in the country like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

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When it comes to big cities and tall skyscrapers, Minnesota can't compare with some of the biggest cities in the country like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

When it comes to big cities and tall skyscrapers, Minnesota can't compare with some of the biggest cities in the country like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

The 2003 fiscal year mercifully concluded on September 30. Reckless spending by Congress and the President made it a year in which the federal budget expanded by $353 billion over its 1998 level.Defense needs and the 9/11 attacks account for just 45 percent ofall new spending since 2001. Congress and the President haverefused to set priorities and make sacrifices in programs lessvital to the national interest. This lack of discipline has raisedthe cost of government to over $20,000 per household...

When it comes to big cities and tall skyscrapers, Minnesota can't compare with some of the biggest cities in the country like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Journalist Leigh Giangreco chronicles a Saturday spent tackling what might seem to be the impossible: taking a day off a la Ferris Bueller.