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Morning Digest: Analysis: Republicans could see more bruising Senate primaries

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07/18/2013
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Analysis: Republicans could see more bruising Senate primaries
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Liz Cheney's decision to challenge Wyoming U.S. Senator Mike Enzi in a Republican primary next year sets up the type of divisive, intraparty fight that Republican leaders vowed to avoid after the 2012 elections..
Russian opposition leader Navalny sentenced to five years jail
KIROV, Russia (Reuters) - Russian protest leader Alexei Navalny was sentenced to five years in jail for theft on Thursday, an unexpectedly tough punishment which his supporters said proved President Vladimir Putin was a dictator ruling by repression..
Consolidating after Bernanke, focus flips to G20 and Japan
LONDON (Reuters) - World shares were steady near all-time highs and the dollar and benchmark U.S. Treasuries and Bunds firmed on Thursday, as the head of the Federal Reserve left markets assessing how to handle the inevitable phasing out of its support..
Bruce Lee's legacy still debated 40 years after his death
Hong Kong (Reuters) - Late kung fu superstar Bruce Lee may be an international icon, but he is still not the complete local hero in Hong Kong..
All-Star relievers flash credentials for pennant race
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The shut-down performance by American League relievers in this year's All-Star game showcased the winning edge a bullpen can offer a contender as Major League Baseball enters the second half of its season on Friday..
Dell's buyout approaches critical vote deadline. Now what?
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell Inc shareholders face a critical decision - whether or not to approve founder Michael Dell's proposal to take the personal computer maker private at $13.65 a share..
Insight - Science for hire:exposes disclosure deficit
NEW YORK (Reuters) - By 2012, Eastman Chemical seemed to be perfectly positioned when it came to producing plastic for drinking bottles. Concerns about a widely used chemical called bisphenol A (BPA) had become so great that Walmart stopped selling plastic baby bottles and children's sippy cups made with it and consumer groups were clamoring for regulators to ban it. Medical societies were warning that BPA's similarity to estrogens could disrupt the human hormone system and pose health risks, es.
'Intelligent' surgical knife can sniff out cancer tissue
LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have created an "intelligent" surgical knife that can detect in seconds whether tissue being cut is cancerous, promising more effective and accurate surgery in future..
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