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Being a federal judge is one of the most prestigious jobs in the law. In the Middle District of Florida, with two openings to fill, 36 applicants are vying for a chance at what many in the legal community consider their dream job. The applicants include 20 judges, six from Tampa. Among them are federal magistrates, state trial court judges, a Florida appellate judge, a judge with U.S. Court of ......more... Many S?poreans haven?t financially?secured their old age: survey (Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Singapore News)
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Bernard B. Kerik exposed himself to situations that could have destroyed his personal and professional life....more... Gen Y the most money-hungry (Daily Telegraph)
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