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Hurricane Earl grew to a major Category 3 storm on Monday, lashing the northeastern Caribbean with heavy rain and 120 mph winds that caused some flooding.

Earl now major hurricane as it hits Caribbean



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Hurricane Earl grew to a major Category 4 storm on Monday, lashing the northeastern Caribbean with heavy rain and 120 mph winds that caused some flooding.

Earl grows to Category 4, new storm forms



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Hurricane Earl, now a powerful Category 4 storm, barreled toward the U.S. coast Tuesday after battering islands across the northeastern Caribbean with heavy rain and winds.

Earl batters Caribbean, threatens East Coast



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Hurricane Earl churned on a path toward the North Carolina coast on Tuesday after lashing Puerto Rico and northeast Caribbean islands with winds, rain and waves.

Earl on path for N. Carolina, then due north



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A hurricane watch is issued for most of the North Carolina coast as Hurricane Earl, a monster Category 4 storm with 135 mph winds, makes its way northwest.

Hurricane Earl: Evacuation ordered for N.C. island



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President Barack Obama makes it official, saying in a national address that Operation Iraqi Freedom is over and that the nation's No. 1 priority is fixing the economy.

Obama declares end of Iraq combat mission



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Huguette Clark has been generous to those close to her, as indicated by large gifts to her social secretary, longtime nurse and attorney. Msnbc.com's Bill Dedman reports.

Generosity of an heiress: 4 homes for the nurse



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With Earl packing 125 mph winds and closing in on the mid-Atlantic, North Carolina's governor on Wednesday declared a state of emergency.

N. Carolina declares emergency as Earl nears



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Hurricane Earl gusted stronger early Thursday as it steamed toward the Eastern Seaboard.

Earl's gusts grow to 140 mph, aims at East