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There are many regrets patients share with this chaplain in the months before they die. But those about the time they waste hating their bodies are the saddest.

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Ebola outbreak 'running much faster' than response

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The current Ebola outbreak is “running much faster” than the international response to it, the co-discoverer of the virus said Thursday.

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I'd have to do how much exercise to eat that?

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By early next year, more than 20 chain restaurants will be posting calorie counts on their menus. Yet that information may not be enough to change consumers’ behavior, researchers say.

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Asia Week Ahead: China reform agenda paves way forward

– http://www.reuters.com/business-videos

Politics is top of the agenda in the week ahead with China’s Fourth Plenum kicking off, while Indonesia officially gets a new President alongside a China data bonanza. Sareena Dayaram reports.

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Stocks end mixed after wild ride

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The Dow fought back from a roughly 200 point deficit to end the day flat, but it fell for a sixth straight session. Fred Katayama reports.

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Setting up in Myanmar no 'Mickey Mouse' for multinationals

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Disney is one of the latest global companies to flock to reforming Myanmar, but must firms operate in a daunting business environment, even by emerging market standards. Sareena Dayaram reports.

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