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Articles in Nov 29, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• FBI sent to investigate Mumbai attack
  by Foster Klug
• Utes ride big second half to victory
  by Mike Sorensen Deseret News
• BYU rebounds against T-Birds
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Mumbai attacks boost India-Pakistan tensions
  by Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers
• Utes lose to No. 16 Virginia
  by Associated Press
• MormonTimes.com: Mormon Surfers have fun, maintain values
  by LDS.org.au Newsroom
• Grizzlies lose to Kings in OT
• Utah Jazz game at a glance
• A 50-50 chance for Williams
  by Tim Buckley Deseret News
• Utah rain, snow short of normal
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Houston denies rumors of reunion with ex-husband
• 'View' co-hosts get along off-camera, Walters says
• The winners and the losers
  by Deseret News editorial
• Caption only: Waiting for door to open
• Matthews may consider run for Senate in 2010
• Obama attends funeral for relative of a friend
• Birthdays for For Saturday, Nov. 29
• 'Britz' is compelling
  by Rob Owen Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• CBS dominates ratings
  by Associated Press
• Living-in-truck contest ends
  by Associated Press
• FDA sets formula safety level
  by Joan Lowy
• 2 men shot to death in California toy store
  by Gillian Flaccus Associated Press
• OPEC struggles to find oil balance
  by Tarek el-Tablawy Associated Press
• Workers get big thanks
  by Carla K. Johnson Associated Press
• Thousands of Utahns turned out to see President Kennedy in 1963
• Phones turn Idaho cowboys into 'voice on the mountain'
  by John Miller Associated Press
• Winter forecast calls for a good snow shovel but not thermal undies
  by Lynn Arave Deseret News
• Catholic Church set to beatify Cuban monk
  by Viviana Munez McClatchy Newspapers
• Effort to translate Bible into all languages begins
  by Jay Hamburg The Orlando Sentinel
• Shedding light on Advent
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret News
• 17th Karmapa may succeed Dalai Lama
  by Tim Johnson McClatchy Newspapers
• Myrrh: Life, death and the power over both
  by Jerry Johnston Deseret News
• Utahns limit spending on Black Friday
  by Laura Hancock Deseret News
• Austin reviving 'live music' moniker
  by Jay Root Associated Press
• Sister concerned for younger sibling
  by Annie's Mailbox
• Baking soda, vinegar work to clean drains
  by Hints
• This weekend on TV
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret News
• NTSB looks into power loss in fatal plane crash
  by Ben Winslow Deseret News
• LDS population of Utah declining
• Atheist group's billboard removed
• Series to focus on the advent season
• Women's Shabbat experience Dec. 5, 6
• Holiday classes at LDS library
• One-day retreatat Catholic Center
• 'Christmas Grace' at Sandy Ridge Church
• Ex-Mormon group to meet on Dec. 7
• Ethics seminars at WSU Wednesdays
• Eucharist at Alta's Lady of the Snows
• 50 Polish Nativity sets at LDS Museum
• Ex-editor to discuss Mother Teresa
• Sports on the air
• As gas prices plunge, gas taxes may rise
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret News
• Tequitia Andrews on MormonTimes.com: Relief Society is a training
  by Tequitia Andrews Mormon Times
• Mormon Media Observer: Vampires, Scouting and Jewish marriage views
  by Joel Campbell Mormon Times
• MormonTimes.com: Massacre book 'a big bestseller'
  by Michael De Groote Mormon Times
• LDS Church News: Draper Temple open house plans
• Bailout is disturbing
• Hope GOP learned lesson
• Health care for criminals
• Attack on Mumbai
• Thankful therapy: Gratitude can soften sorrow
  by Joseph Cramer, M.D. Deseret News
• Idled road projects needed
  by Deseret News editorial
• Pardons were real turkey
• Banks countersuing Hexion over complaint
  by Bloomberg News
• USDA issues draft rules in organic milk dispute
  by Associated Press
• 3 Utah cities among best for finding a job
• Steve & Barry's stores are closing in the U.S.
• Not so jolly
  by Jeffrey Collins Associated Press
• LDS Church News: Elder Scott's Christmas in Quiriza City
  by Elder Richard G. Scott
• People on the move
• Correction
• Black Friday shoppers spend with caution
  by Anne d'Innocenzio Associated Press
• Caption only: Santa arrives in town
• Pay your own bills
• Keep U.S. $$ at home
• Man killed in Wal-Mart stampede
  by Colleen Long Associated Press
• Wave sweeps 5 relatives out to sea; 3 drown
  by Associated Press
• Tribe gets OK to sue over blood-sample use
• Train smashes into car, killing 3 of 4 occupants
  by Associated Press
• Cougars know Idaho State is better than its record
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret News

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