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This unadate image provided by the Dallas Zoo, a clouded leopard named Nova rests on a tree limb in an enclosure at the Dallas Zoo. Nova, a missing clouded leopard, shut down the Dallas Zoo on Friday, Jan. 13, 2023, as police helped search for the animal that officials described as not dangerous and likely hiding somewhere on the zoo grounds. (Dallas Zoo via AP)

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After Dallas Zoo leopard escape, cut found in monkey habitat
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Sun,01/15/23-1:04PM , 195 Reads
DALLAS (AP) — Police investigating after a clouded leopard escaped her enclosure at the Dallas Zoo say a cutting tool was used to intentionally make an opening in the fence of the small cat's habitat, and a similar cut was found at a habitat for small monkeys.
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Millennial Money: 3 signs you may need a credit card hiatus
By MELISSA LAMBARENA OF NERDWALLET
Mon,05/29/23-8:59PM , 195 Reads
When your finances start to spiral and it becomes increasingly difficult to keep up with credit card payments or build toward financial goals, switching your payment method temporarily to cash or debit could help.
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Sanders to Biden: Cut back looming Medicare premium hike
By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR - Associated Press
Fri,12/03/21-12:05PM , 194 Reads
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Bernie Sanders is asking the White House to cut back a big Medicare premium hike set to take effect in weeks and tied to a pricey Alzheimer's drug whose benefits have been widely questioned.
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In this photo made on Thursday, May 6, 2021, a 2021 Ford Mustang Mach E is seen as it is charging at a Ford dealer in Wexford, Pa. Taking sustainability efforts to the next level by switching to clean energy or purchasing an electric vehicle might feel daunting. Several federal incentives, such as the electric vehicle tax credit and home energy tax credits, may help offset the cost of the commitment for those who made upgrades last year or for those looking to take the leap in 2022. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)

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Made green upgrades in 2021? Don’t miss these tax credits
By SABRINA PARYS OF NERDWALLET
Wed,03/02/22-11:28AM , 194 Reads
Many Americans have woven green practices into their everyday lives — from recycling to going paperless and even cutting back on meat consumption.
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