I will try to decrypt this later. Bank & shopping.
It is later 18:03
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Opinion
Why We Need Sandy Relief Now
If Congress doesn’t move swiftly to provide a full package of funds to help the Northeast region recover, the nation’s overall fiscal condition will suffer.
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Technology
In Europe, a Push for Higher Phone Fees
Phone bills could rise if a European Union plan to encourage spending on high-speed broadband networks is enacted.
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World
Monks Lose Relevance as Thailand Grows Richer
The country’s rapid economic rise has altered the role of the local Buddhist monk, once a moral authority, now someone whose job is often limited to presiding over ceremonies.
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U.S.
After Recession, More Young Adults Are Living on Street
Across the country, tens of thousands of jobless young people — many with college credits or work experience — are struggling to house themselves since the recession.
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World
British Tabloids Face Pressure Over Page 3
Past campaigns to end the topless photographs that are a regular feature of British tabloid newspapers have gained little traction, but it's different now that the country's news media are under wider scrutiny.
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World
Hearing Reveals Details of Spy’s Life, but Motive for Death Is Still a Mystery
A hearing last week into the 2006 death of Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. officer, only added to speculation about why he was poisoned in a London bar.
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U.S.
Obama Facing Critical Choice After Shooting
Hurricane Sandy, last month’s Latino turnout for Democrats and now the Newtown, Conn., shootings have presented President Obama with many decisions — and openings to make new arguments.
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Business Day
Once Proudly Web Only, Shopping Sites Hang Out Real Shingles
After years of criticizing physical stores as relics, even e-commerce zealots are acknowledging there is something to a bricks-and-mortar location.
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Arts
After Criticism, Public Library Offers Peek at Renovation Plans
On Wednesday, the New York Public Library plans to unveil the Norman Foster design for a new circulating library in its Fifth Avenue landmark building.
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Business Day
Please Don’t Mess With the Charitable Deduction
It’s time to erase the notion that the tax break for charitable giving benefits the rich at society’s expense.
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Real Estate
A Suburban Wasteland in Virginia Gets a Modern Urban Feel
Fairfax County and developers have transformed Merrifield, Va., not far from Washington, from a dingy crossroads into a vibrant retail and residential community.
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Fashion & Style
A Wedding Date That’s a Cinch to Remember
Many couples found Dec. 12, a k a 12/12/12, an auspicious day to report to the Marriage Bureau.
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Business Day
Bank Data-Theft Suspect Allowed Out of Jail
The Spanish National Court granted conditional freedom to Hervé Falciani, a former HSBC employee wanted by Swiss authorities in the theft of secret data on tens of thousands of private accounts.
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Dining & Wine
A Do-Your-Own Quick Bite From Spain
San Sebastián Food in Spain has introduced a kit for preparing and serving pintxos or quick bites.
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Business Day
S.&P. Ratchets Up Greece’s Credit Rating
The Standard & Poor’s ratings agency upgraded Greece’s credit grade by six notches, lifting the country out of default but leaving its devalued bonds in junk status.
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Times Topics
Fifty Shades of Santa
A fat, bearded guy in a weird costume can do wonders for a single, lonely woman on Christmas Eve.
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N.Y. / Region
Its Restaurants Empty and Its Trains Stalled, Hoboken Encounters Storm’s Increasing Toll
Hurricane Sandy crippled the PATH station in Hoboken, the most transit-reliant community in the nation, which has severed a crucial artery to and from Manhattan.
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Business Day
U.S. Shrinks Trade Deficit as Oil Falls
The Commerce Department reported that the current-account deficit for the July-September quarter was the lowest since the final three months of 2010.
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