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  • Seven-day overnight interbank interest rates averaged nearly 4%.

    ICBC's Jiang Likes Big Banks for Small Clients 2011

  • Seven-day yields for taxable money-market funds held steady at a record low of 0.01% for the third straight week.

    Long-Term Funds See $4.58 Billion Outflow John Kell 2011

  • Seven-day work weeks were the norm for Dr. Spencer-Laszlo throughout her long career.

    We Remember - Herta Spencer-Laszlo, 1911 - 2007 2010

  • Seven-day unlimited pass users make an average of $38,000, while the poorest riders-who often can't shell out large amounts of cash at once-tend to pay $2.25 a ride.

    MTA Sets Fare Rise 2010

  • Seven-day workweeks were cut to six and workdays to 10 hours, from 15.

    Battling Burnout: A Lost Cause? 2008

  • Seven-day air-hotel trips to England, Scotland and Paris go for $479 to $509 through March.

    TRAVEL: TAKE OFF FOR LESS 2007

  • Seven-day cruise-hotel round trip packages start at $299 and 11-and 14-day vacation packages are $359 to $469.

    Mexico Ferry 2002

  • Seven-day cruise/hotel packages start at $229; lengthier packages of 11 and 14 days start at $359 and $469, respectively.

    FERRY FLORIDA-YUCATAN MEXICO 2002

  • Seven-day cruise-hotel round trip packages start at $299 and 11-and 14-day vacation packages are $359 to $469.

    Mexico Ferry 2002

  • Seven-day cruise-hotel round trip packages start at $299 and 11-and 14-day vacation packages are $359 to $469.

    Mexico Ferry 2002

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