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  • Housing figures to become a major political issue this year because the road to the White House passes through some of the nation's hardest-hit housing markets.

    Obama to Propose Mortgage-Refinance Plan Nick Timiraos 2012

  • In the U.S., high-yield bonds, among the hardest-hit investments during the September selloff, also traded up sharply Thursday.

    Dow at 12208, Boosted by Deal Jonathan Cheng 2011

  • One of the hardest-hit areas was Tuscaloosa, a city of more than 93,000 people and home to the University of Alabama, where a tornado carved a roughly seven mile long one mile wide swath of destruction, sheering most homes trees and electric poles to eye level.

    Tornadoes Leave a Trail of Devastation Timothy W. Martin 2011

  • Rio's mayor said this month he would create a special crack police that could be deployed to the hardest-hit slums.

    Brazil's Emerging Market: Crack John Lyons 2012

  • Also on Sunday, Prime Minister Naoto Kan visited Ishinomaki, a coastal city of 163,000 people in Miyagi, one of the prefectures states hardest-hit by the tsunami.

    Troops launch new search for Japan tsunami victims 2011

  • Finally, after the storm moves off the East Coast on Thursday, "the hardest-hit areas will get a break from Thursday through Saturday," Weather Channel meteorologist Mark Ressler said.

    Severe storms to hit Midwest, South 2011

  • In San Diego County, which was hardest-hit, authorities rescued some people stranded on trains and elevators, law-enforcement officials said.

    Southern California Hit By a Big Power Outage Tamara Audi 2011

  • The change should help many borrowers in the hardest-hit housing markets.

    Obama Expands Mortgage Aid Nick Timiraos 2011

  • PPL Electric Utilities, which serves portions of central and eastern Pennsylvania, said Thursday afternoon about 17,000 customers were without power, with Wilkes-Barre among the hardest-hit.

    Pennsylvanians Ordered to Flee Flood Zone Peter Loftus 2011

  • But in the past few years, home prices have tumbled by more than 30% nationwide, and plunged by more than half in the hardest-hit markets, which include parts of Florida, Nevada, and Arizona.

    Underwater and in the Tank Dawn Wotapka 2011

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