Reuters - Corrects paragraph 4 to show oil prices rose $4.15 instead
of $4.77 a barrel on Wednesday, and that the gain is nearly 5
percent

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Reuters - Oil leaped nearly 2 percent to top $96
for the first time on Thursday, extending the previous day’s 5
percent surge after an unexpected sharp fall in U.S. crude
stocks and data showing strong economic growth.

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Reuters - Auto sales are expected to have dipped
slightly in October, as stepped-up incentive spending by
automakers could not totally offset the drag from continued
turmoil in the housing market, analysts said.

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Reuters - U.S. oil hit a record over $95 a
barrel on Wednesday, posting the biggest gain in 10 months
after a steep drop in U.S. inventories fueled winter supply
concerns and the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

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AFP - The US economy grew by a robust 3.9 percent in the third quarter despite tight credit that is deepening a housing slump, as consumers regained their appetite for spending, the government said Wednesday.

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Reuters - U.S. oil hit a record over $95 a
barrel on Wednesday, posting the biggest gain in 10 months
after a steep drop in U.S. inventories fueled winter supply
concerns and the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

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