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US President Barack Obama shakes hands with lawmakers, including Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin( 2nd-L), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (C), Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (2nd R) and New York Democrat Senator Charles Schumer (R) after signing the HIRE Act, a 17.6 billion dollar jobs bill that encourages businesses to hire workers, during a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, DC, March 18, 2010. Illinois
Wisconsin-Green Bay's Kayla Teschlag and Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Amanda Viehauser (21) battle for a rebound during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, March 10, 2010, in Green Bay, Wis., in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Women's tournament. Green Bay won 72-48. Milwaukee
James Jones of the West Indies (L) tackles Hefin O'Hare (R) of Scotland during their match on the second day of the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens, the fifth leg of the RIB World Sevens Series, on March 28, 2009. Scotland won 19-17. O'Hare International Airport
WASHINGTON - MARCH 18: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks before signing the Hire Act during a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House on March 18, 2010 in Washington, DC. The HIRE Act will offer a payroll tax break for businesses that hire unemployed workers and will offer businesses an income tax credit of $1,000 for retaining these employees. Barack Obama
U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Mathew Gorzkiewicz, of North Liberty, Indiana, with the First Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, Alpha company, takes part in a patrol in Marjah, Afghanistan, Thursday, March 18, 2010. Indiana
The 14-room Paris Hotel in Detroit is shown following a fire that gutted the building on Thursday, March 18, 2010. Detroit
President Barack Obama, talks with Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, left, and Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., as Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., stands behind after signing the HIRE act jobs bill in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington Thursday, March 18, 2010. Ohio
Miami's Cyrus McGowan (20), Reggie Johnson (42) and Durand Scott (1) react after losing to Duke 77-74 in an NCAA college basketball game in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Greensboro, N.C., Saturday, March 13, 2010. Miami
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LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 08: Jermaine Jackson leaves the courthouse adjacent to Los Angeles International Airport after the arraingment of Dr Conrad Murray on February 8, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson�s personal physician, pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter of Jackson. Los Angeles International Airport
Chrysler's new CEO Bob Nardelli, standing with his 2001 "Black Tie" Prowler, joins more than 450 other owners and Prowler Team members in celebrating the vehicle's 10th anniversary at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2007, in Auburn Hills, Mich. More than 175 Prowlers - the largest gathering ever - came from 28 states and Holland. Walter P Chrysler
TRIANGLE, VA - FEBRUARY 19: An Iwo Jima veteran signs autograph on the famous WWII photograph Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima shot by AP photographer Joe Rosenthal for Michael Scott of Altoona, Pennsylvania, at a ceremony to mark the 65th anniversary of the battle of Iwo Jima February 19, 2010 at the National Museum of Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia. Iwo Jima veterans and their family members participated in the ceremony to honor those who fought in one of the most famous WWII battles. Michael Scott
Notre Dame's Tim Abromaitis, left, blocks a shot-attempt by Pittsburgh's Travon Woodall in the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament, Thursday, March 11, 2010, in New York. Notre Dame won 50-45. Pittsburgh
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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A price tag of $880.00 on a clothing item is reduced from $1700. 00 during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A price tag of $880.00 on a clothing item is reduced from $1700. 00 during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A group of women choose clothing from a wall rack during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A group of women choose clothing from a wall rack during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Bill Murphy, center, of the Chicago Police Department, and Anthony Latona, left, of the Clifton, N.J. Fire Department, wave to the crowd during the183rd Savannah St. Patrick's Day parade, Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Savannah, Ga.

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Bill Murphy, center, of the Chicago Police Department, and Anthony Latona, left, of the Clifton, N.J. Fire Department, wave to the crowd during the183rd Savannah St. Patrick's Day parade, Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Savannah, Ga.

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Maria Pinto designer labels lay in a pile during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Maria Pinto designer labels lay in a pile during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Elizabeth Levey, left, and her mother Louella Levey, of Wilmette, Il., go through a rack of clothing during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Elizabeth Levey, left, and her mother Louella Levey, of Wilmette, Il., go through a rack of clothing during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany looks at a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany looks at a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Naked mannequins stand in the front window during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Naked mannequins stand in the front window during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Pat Manus checks a price tag during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Pat Manus checks a price tag during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Marilee Gilmore, left, of St. Louis, and her daughter Tiffany Gilmore, right, of Chicago select a dress during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Marilee Gilmore, left, of St. Louis, and her daughter Tiffany Gilmore, right, of Chicago select a dress during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair, contemporary jazz saxophonist, joins Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair, contemporary jazz saxophonist, joins Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair (L) and David Domovic join Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair (L) and David Domovic join Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair (L) and David Domovic join Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Mindi Abair (L) and David Domovic join Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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CHICAGO - MARCH 16: Scott Goldman of the Grammy Foundation introduces contemporary jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair at the Campbell's Labels for Education Program & The GRAMMY Foundation to award Louisa May Alcott Elementary 100,000 bonus points at Louisa May Alcott Elementary on March 16, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Two women leave the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A price tag of $880.00 on a clothing item is reduced from $1700. 00 during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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A price tag of $880.00 on a clothing item is reduced from $1700. 00 during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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Brigitta Riedel of Germany tries on a jacket during the liquidation sale at the Maria Pinto Boutique in Chicago on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. After making her mark on fashion by creating clothing for first lady Michelle Obama and other celebrities, designer Maria Pinto says she is closing her Chicago boutique because of the poor economy.

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