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On the broadcast here tonight. Down to the wire 마지막까지. One night before a crucial primary 대통령 선거인 예비 선거, Republicans’ battle over the economy in a hard-hit 큰 타격을 입은 state as the issue of race now threatens to divide the Democrats. Best medicine. A new study shows a blockbuster cholesterol drug doesn’t work any better than older and cheaper generics <~s> 상표 없는 약품.

 

Car wars. Are Chinese automakers ready to storm ~에 밀어 닥치다 the American market? And boys and girls. When it comes to ~에 관해서 말하자면 memory and emotion, the difference it turns out, really is all in your head. Nightly News begins now. This is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, reporting tonight from Los Angeles.

 

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And on the Republican side, this is the eve of an important primary in Michigan and the test of a favorite son there in some troubling economic times. Before we get to the Democrats, we’ll begin with the Republicans tonight. NBC’s Ron Allen is covering for us. He’s in Detroit tonight. Ron, good evening.

 

Good evening to you, Brian. One reason Michigan moved its primaries to January is to focus the nation’s attention on what’s being called a one state recession 경기 후퇴. Now everyone is listening very carefully and closely to what the candidates 후보자 have to say. Michigan native son, Mitt Romney, touring Detroit’s auto show and touting 크게 선전하다 his ability to turn around struggling businesses.

 

Today promised a huge $20 billion investment in the struggling auto industry. “If I am President, I will not rest until Michigan has come back.” It’s a long way to go. At 7.4%, Michigan’s unemployment rate is highest in the nation. 76,000 jobs lost last year. 25,000 gone just from Chrysler. Businesses from other industry are also leaving. Michigan ranked 2^nd in delinquent 지불 기일이 넘은 payments and 3^rd in foreclosures 담보물을 찾을 권리의 상실 because of the credit crunch 위기, 곤궁.

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