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USA: WASHINGTON: US BUDGET TALKS COLLAPSE

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English/Nat Political stalemate between the White House and Congress has caused the second partial shutdown of the U-S government in as many months. The Republican controlled House of Representatives and Senate failed to act on a...
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In the weekly Republican address, House Minority Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia took note of the week''s April 15 income tax filing deadline and criticized government spending and climbing deficits that he said are driving taxes higher.

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HEADLINE: GOP: Runaway spending is Washington''s disease CAPTION: In the weekly Republican address, House Minority Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia took note of the week''s April 15 income tax filing deadline and criticized government...
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Weekly radio address on Katrina recovery

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1. Graphic of US president George W Bush with overlaid voiceover 2. SOUNDBITE (English) George W Bush, US President: "The recovery of the Gulf Coast region will be one of the largest reconstruction efforts the world has ever seen, and I...
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Anti-austerity protest as troika continues talks with government

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1. Wide of students from music schools marching; students marching past camera 2. Close-up of drum being struck; pans right to show medium of students holding banner and chanting slogan (Greek) "Every year it's the same story: no...
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Turkey's 1Q Growth Beats Estimates

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June 12 -- Turkey's economy expanded more than expected in the first quarter. GDP rose 4.8%, the most in five years. Bloomberg's Onur Ant reports on "Bloomberg Markets Middle East."
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ASIAN MARKETS OPEN UP AFTER GREEK ELECTIONS

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Asian stock markets climbed on Monday after elections in Greece eased fears of global financial turmoil, but analysts warned that the economic crisis shaking the 17 nations in the euro common currency was far from over. Stock markets...
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Michel Temer on Brazil Economic Reforms

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Sept. 20 -- Brazil’s new President Michel Temer vows to push ahead with unpopular measures to revive the country's troubled economy. In an interview with Erik Schatzker at Bloomberg's headquarters in New York, Temer outlines his...
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Brazilians protest constitution amendment

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Thousands marched in Rio de Janeiro on Monday to protest against PEC 241, a proposed government amendment to the Brazilian constitution intended to limit public spending for the next 20 years.The protesters, mostly members of trade...
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Marc Lotter on Tax Plan, Trump's Legislative Hurdles

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Dec.26 -- Marc Lotter, former press secretary for Vice President Mike Pence, discusses President Donald Trump's first year in office. He speaks with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power."
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My Potential Longshot White House Campaign Is Worth It, Says Sanford

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Jul.17 -- Former Rep. Mark Sanford (R) South Carolina discusses the possibility of running for president with Bloomberg's David Westin on 'Balance of Power.'
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'UFO' ETF Looks to Take Investors to the Final Frontier

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May.08 -- Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas and Scarlet Fu break down the Procure Space ETF (ticker: UFO) with Andrew Chanin, CEO and co-founder of ProcureAM, which manages the fund. 'UFO' invests in companies tied to the space industry.
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India’s Growth Slowdown Set to Deepen as Consumers Buckle

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Aug.30 -- Garima Kapoor, economist at Elara Capital, discusses her outlook for India’s economy, monetary policy and liquidity. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
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U.S. Can Run Deficits Much Bigger Than $1 Trillion: Economist Kelton

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Jan.30 -- Stephanie Kelton, Stony Brook University professor of public policy & economics, discusses the U.S. deficit, modern monetary theory, and the limits of the U.S. economy. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Erik Schatzker on "Bloomberg...
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Reaction from Iraqi citizens to claims of budget surplus

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1. Cars driving through downtown Baghdad 2. Various of workers, working on roadside 3. Various of workers building structure, hammering nails into wood 4. Exterior of shop reading: (Arabic) "al-Sihab Exchange Shop" 5. Various of...
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Bush: Keep government spending in check

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Clean version only N.B. This is a voiceover transcript, not a shotlist: HEADLINE: Bush: Keep government spending in check CAPTION: President Bush visited Nashville, Tennessee Thursday where he toured small businesses and warned...
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Austerity measures foresee cuts to school

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September 16, 2011 1. Tilt up of 29-year-old paraplegic Marco La Manna arriving at the Pier Paolo Pasolini professional training centre in Ostia, with his father pushing the wheelchair and other disabled students behind them 2. Pan of...
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AP pix of opening ceremony of the NPC

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China promised a vigorous government spending programme, with increased money for infrastructure, social programmes and tax cuts to overcome the country's brewing economic crisis, at the National People's Congress in Beijing on...
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Look at issues dominating the agenda at G8 summit

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L'Aquila - 04 July 2009 1. Wide exterior of G8 (Group of Eight) summit venue 2. Close-up of G8 sign 3. Various exteriors of Media Village at G8 summit site Rome - 06 July 2009 4. Wide exterior of Food and Agriculture Organisation...
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Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell took aim in the GOP radio response at government spending, accusing majority Democrats of "maxing out the national credit card on a failed stimulus bill and a government-run health care bill."

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HEADLINE: GOP Weekly Address: Government spending CAPTION: Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell took aim in the GOP radio response at government spending, accusing majority Democrats of "maxing out the national credit card on a failed...
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WRAP World leaders arrive at summit ADDS Aus, SKo

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1. Wide of Brazilian plane taxiing 2. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva coming down plane steps, being greeted 3. Wide tracking shot of Argentine plane on runway 4. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner coming...
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In a hastily called press conference, House Speaker John Boehner outlined his reasons for pulling out of talks about the nation's debt limit. He said the president wanted to raise taxes, and was reluctant to agree to cuts in benefit programs.

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HEADLINE: Boehner: No one wants a government default CAPTION: In a hastily called press conference, House Speaker John Boehner outlined his reasons for pulling out of talks about the nation's debt limit. He said the president wanted to...
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Consumers fear new austerity measures will leave them with less money

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1. Deli section in grocery store 2. Cheese in refrigerator 3. Customer shopping for groceries 4. Milk in refrigerator 5. Price tags 6. More of dairy refrigerator 7. Cartons of milk 8. Grocery store worker Christs Ginis behind counter 9....
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UK: CHANCELLOR GORDON BROWN SINGLE EURO CURRENCY SPEECH

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English/Nat Britain's Finance minister assured bankers and business leaders on Thursday night that his country is ready for a single European Currency - due to be introduced at the beginning of 1999. The Chancellor of the Exchequer,...
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September 11 report commissioners issue new warning

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Washington DC, 5 December 2005 1. Beginning of 9-11 Commission news conference 2. Various of cards issued by the Commission to assess the government's efforts on national security 3. Card issued by the Commission to asses the...