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Heat turned back up on push for pre-K pact in Minnesota
We're set for the years-old argument over different approaches to solve an issue on which opponents agree: getting more kids ready for kindergarten.
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For Twin Cities home buyers this year, what matters most is speed
In 2016, the median time that a house was on the market in the metro was a mere 33 days, according to the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors, and that figure is likely to fall to just a month this year.
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Insurers puzzle over health law limbo
Insurers watch and worry as Congress eagerly makes first moves to repeal ACA.
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Dim outlook for expanded overtime pay
Trump administration has made its opposition clear.
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Cargill deep in exploration for alternative sources of fish feed
People want to eat more fish, and the fish need better food to grow.
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North Dakota oil production slightly down
The Bakken fields are still producing more than 1 million barrels a day.
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