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Al Sharpton Credits 100 Pound Weight Loss to Vegetarian Diet · Tweet · Pin It … In a 2011 write up in the Wall Street Journal, the reverend noted Scarborough as a major motivator for his weight loss, but not on account of his superior health. Instead …
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(Reuters) – Cosmetics company Avon Products Inc is cooperating with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which was reported on Friday to be looking into trading activity before fragrance maker Coty Inc’s $10 billion offer to buy Avon. According to the Wall Street Journal, the SEC sent a letter to Avon on April 2, the day Coty made its offer public, asking for telephone records and other information. …
According to the information in a Wall Street Journal article (http://tinyurl.com/6uo9k4n), what matters in a person's diet, especially in regard to weight loss, is the simple formula: fewer calories consumed, in coordination with higher amounts of …
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ContributorNetwork – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Tuesday that obesity rates in the U.S. appear to have reached a plateau, at least for now. The CDC’s reports indicated that both adult and child overall obesity rates have not significantly increased since 2003, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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While both this story and a competing Wall Street Journal story scored well, Reuters delivered context and significance more clearly and powerfully.
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Just a bit better than the competing Wall Street Journal health blog story because AP discussed costs and mentioned what some of the harms are.