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Over 1,000 Flights Cancelled In Chicago Due To Bad Weather: Reports
More than 1,000 flights were cancelled as a winter storm hit the Chicago area with heavy winds and rain.
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Deep Freeze Grips Eastern United States, 12-Year-Old Dies In Chicago
Winter winds brought extreme cold and ice-slicked roads to the Midwestern and Eastern United States on Monday, with the U.S. Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday and an ongoing government shutdown allowing many to heed official advice to stay indoors.
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Air Quality Remains 'Very Poor', Chilly Winters Likely To Arrive On December 5, Top 20 Superfoods For Winters
In an attempt to measure the impact of toxic air quality on people, the University of Chicago has launched a new tool named Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) which quantifies air quality data as the numbers of years lost to air pollution.
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2 Dead, Over 1,600 Flights Grounded, Schools Shut In Snowstorm Across US Midwest
A winter storm swept across the northern US Midwest on Friday, dumping up to nine inches (23 cm) of snow on Chicago, killing at least two people and snarling hundreds of flights as it rolled east to threaten New York state and New England.
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Nearly 1,500 Flights Cancelled As Storm Pummels US Midwest
A winter storm brought heavy snowfall to parts of the US Midwest on Friday, causing nearly 1,500 flight cancellations, snarling roads and closing schools.
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Midwest Snow Storm Grounds Hundreds Of Chicago Flights
Hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports were canceled on Sunday as a winter storm system dumped moderate to heavy snow on the Upper Midwest and Lower Great Lakes regions before heading toward the US Northeast.
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Plane With 70 On Board Skids On Snowy Grass In US
Snow, freezing rain and rain could make for a messy Monday morning commute as a winter storm pushes further east.
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Midwest Snow Storm Grounds Hundreds Of Chicago Flights
Hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports were canceled on Sunday as a winter storm system dumped moderate to heavy snow on the Upper Midwest and Lower Great Lakes regions before heading toward the US Northeast.
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Raghuram Rajan Returns To Academia, To Teach International Corporate Finance
Having returned to his "ultimate home", former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan has resumed his role as Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and would teach international corporate finance there in winter of 2017.
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India in Biggest Wheat Import Deals Since 2010 as Rains Damage Crop: Report
India has bought up to 80,000 tonnes of Australian wheat in recent deals, three trade sources said on Tuesday, the biggest such imports by the country in five years as unseasonal rains damage the crop at home.
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Snow Smashes Northeastern US for Second Time in Week
A record breaking winter storm walloped the northeastern United States on Monday, burying Boston to force the delay of its Super Bowl victory parade and leaving behind more than a foot of snow in the Chicago area.
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Storm Blankets Midwest in Snow, Creeps Toward Northeast
A slow-moving winter storm blanketed a large swath of the US Midwest in snow on Sunday, forcing the cancellation of roughly 2,000 flights, making roads treacherous and forcing some people to rethink their plans to attend Super Bowl parties.
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Sub-Zero Winds Grip Central and Eastern US, Schools Close
Schools in Chicago, Boston and other large cities closed on Thursday as sub-zero temperatures and bitter winds gripped central and eastern United States for a third day and meteorologists warned there was little relief in sight.
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Sub-Zero Winds Grip Central, Eastern US; Schools Close
Schools in Chicago, Boston and other large cities closed on Thursday as sub-zero temperatures and bitter winds gripped central and eastern United States for a third day and meteorologists warned there was little relief in sight.
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Fed's Evans sees no rate hike until 'well into' 2015
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.6 per cent pace in the fourth quarter, and despite a severe winter that slowed growth in early 2014, most economists and Fed officials expect the momentum to pick up in coming months.
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Over 1,000 Flights Cancelled In Chicago Due To Bad Weather: Reports
More than 1,000 flights were cancelled as a winter storm hit the Chicago area with heavy winds and rain.
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Deep Freeze Grips Eastern United States, 12-Year-Old Dies In Chicago
Winter winds brought extreme cold and ice-slicked roads to the Midwestern and Eastern United States on Monday, with the U.S. Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday and an ongoing government shutdown allowing many to heed official advice to stay indoors.
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Air Quality Remains 'Very Poor', Chilly Winters Likely To Arrive On December 5, Top 20 Superfoods For Winters
In an attempt to measure the impact of toxic air quality on people, the University of Chicago has launched a new tool named Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) which quantifies air quality data as the numbers of years lost to air pollution.
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2 Dead, Over 1,600 Flights Grounded, Schools Shut In Snowstorm Across US Midwest
A winter storm swept across the northern US Midwest on Friday, dumping up to nine inches (23 cm) of snow on Chicago, killing at least two people and snarling hundreds of flights as it rolled east to threaten New York state and New England.
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Nearly 1,500 Flights Cancelled As Storm Pummels US Midwest
A winter storm brought heavy snowfall to parts of the US Midwest on Friday, causing nearly 1,500 flight cancellations, snarling roads and closing schools.
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Midwest Snow Storm Grounds Hundreds Of Chicago Flights
Hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports were canceled on Sunday as a winter storm system dumped moderate to heavy snow on the Upper Midwest and Lower Great Lakes regions before heading toward the US Northeast.
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Plane With 70 On Board Skids On Snowy Grass In US
Snow, freezing rain and rain could make for a messy Monday morning commute as a winter storm pushes further east.
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Midwest Snow Storm Grounds Hundreds Of Chicago Flights
Hundreds of flights into and out of Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports were canceled on Sunday as a winter storm system dumped moderate to heavy snow on the Upper Midwest and Lower Great Lakes regions before heading toward the US Northeast.
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Raghuram Rajan Returns To Academia, To Teach International Corporate Finance
Having returned to his "ultimate home", former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan has resumed his role as Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and would teach international corporate finance there in winter of 2017.
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India in Biggest Wheat Import Deals Since 2010 as Rains Damage Crop: Report
India has bought up to 80,000 tonnes of Australian wheat in recent deals, three trade sources said on Tuesday, the biggest such imports by the country in five years as unseasonal rains damage the crop at home.
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Snow Smashes Northeastern US for Second Time in Week
A record breaking winter storm walloped the northeastern United States on Monday, burying Boston to force the delay of its Super Bowl victory parade and leaving behind more than a foot of snow in the Chicago area.
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Storm Blankets Midwest in Snow, Creeps Toward Northeast
A slow-moving winter storm blanketed a large swath of the US Midwest in snow on Sunday, forcing the cancellation of roughly 2,000 flights, making roads treacherous and forcing some people to rethink their plans to attend Super Bowl parties.
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Sub-Zero Winds Grip Central and Eastern US, Schools Close
Schools in Chicago, Boston and other large cities closed on Thursday as sub-zero temperatures and bitter winds gripped central and eastern United States for a third day and meteorologists warned there was little relief in sight.
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Sub-Zero Winds Grip Central, Eastern US; Schools Close
Schools in Chicago, Boston and other large cities closed on Thursday as sub-zero temperatures and bitter winds gripped central and eastern United States for a third day and meteorologists warned there was little relief in sight.
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Fed's Evans sees no rate hike until 'well into' 2015
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.6 per cent pace in the fourth quarter, and despite a severe winter that slowed growth in early 2014, most economists and Fed officials expect the momentum to pick up in coming months.
