I will sleep and see the other lists in the morning.
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Opinion
For Obama’s New Term, Start Here
The president said equality for all is a main goal of his second term. He could begin by helping to make sure a child’s potential for success isn’t limited by a ZIP code.
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U.S.
Kansas’ Governor and G.O.P. Seek to Eliminate Income Tax
Kansas provides perhaps the starkest view of the crimson ideology that could challenge President Obama’s Inauguration Day rallying cry for an expansive liberal agenda.
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U.S.
Part 6: Answers to Your Questions About the Fafsa
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on financial aid, answers select reader questions about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Part 6.
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Opinion
Meanings of ‘Collaborate’
A history professor ruminates on a word’s positive and negative connotations.
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U.S.
Louisiana: Hospice Cuts Rescinded
Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration on Wednesday scrapped plans to shutter the state’s Medicaid hospice program in February, meaning it will continue to provide end-of-life care to people who cannot afford private insurance.
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Opinion
When Paying It Forward Pays Us Back
Social programs are often the target of conservative budget cuts, but they often save us money. Investing in the best of them will save even more.
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Style
Protecting Teenagers From High School's 'Big Box'
Is high school an "almost sadistically unhealthy" place to send an adolescent?
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Business Day
Can a Web Site Get Visitors to 'Feel' the Cotton?
Can American Giant, a start-up clothing maker, convince people to buy sweatshirts they can't touch or try on? Will people buy based on images and word of mouth alone?
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Opinion
Amgen Gets a Gift From Congress
Senate aides inserted a giveaway into the “fiscal cliff” bill that will benefit the drug maker, but will cost Medicare $500 million.
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Opinion
Medicare Spending
Joe Baker, the president of the Medicare Rights Center, responds to a column by David Brooks.
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Health
Many Medicaid Patients Could Face Higher Fees Under a Proposed Federal Policy
Millions of low-income people could be required to pay more for health care under a proposed federal policy that would give states more freedom to impose additional charges on Medicaid patients.
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World
Bomb Attacks in Greece Raise Fear of Radicalism
The government, which just secured $60 billion in aid from its international creditors, says it is determined to crack down on lawless behavior and to press a safety agenda.
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Opinion
The School Bus Mess
Mayor Bloomberg needs to hold his ground on the bus strike in order to bring runaway costs under control and genuine competition to the bidding process.
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U.S.
Redistricting in Virginia Hurts Blacks, Democrats Say
With one Democratic senator absent, Republicans in the Virginia State Senate pushed through a redistricting bill by one vote that Democrats say dilutes blacks’ votes.
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World
Rape Trial Challenges a Jam in India’s Justice System
It remains an open question whether a fast track for a high-profile case, with arguments starting Thursday, can lead to relief for an overburdened system.
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Business Day
Wal-Mart Toughens Fire Safety Rules for Suppliers After Bangladesh Blaze
The giant retailer said suppliers must “fully and accurately disclose” in advance any factories they or any of their subcontractors plan to use.
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Opinion
Future of Catholic Schools
Student Sponsor Partners, a nonprofit, responds to a news article about Catholic school closings in New York.
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Style
Children Are Not Our Friends (Until They Are)
My qualifications for friendship are high. I don't tell you when to go to bed. You don't tell me when you're done pooping. So my children were not my friends - until now.
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Science
Sea Level and the Limits of the Bathtub Analogy
No matter how fast it happens, the global rise in sea levels will vary from region to region.
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Science
Raising Devils in Seclusion
Australian officials are racing to save the fierce doglike marsupials from a rare infectious cancer and as a backup have set up a tumor-free population on another island.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Opinion
For Obama’s New Term, Start Here
The president said equality for all is a main goal of his second term. He could begin by helping to make sure a child’s potential for success isn’t limited by a ZIP code.
2
Opinion
The School Bus Mess
Mayor Bloomberg needs to hold his ground on the bus strike in order to bring runaway costs under control and genuine competition to the bidding process.
3
U.S.
Republican Governors Open New Front in Tax Debate
Republican governors in a range of states are starting to act aggressively on taxes, setting up limited but politically ambitious and potentially telling experiments in what might be possible nationwide.
4
Opinion
Meanings of ‘Collaborate’
A history professor ruminates on a word’s positive and negative connotations.
5
Opinion
When Paying It Forward Pays Us Back
Social programs are often the target of conservative budget cuts, but they often save us money. Investing in the best of them will save even more.
6
U.S.
Kansas’ Governor and G.O.P. Seek to Eliminate Income Tax
Kansas provides perhaps the starkest view of the crimson ideology that could challenge President Obama’s Inauguration Day rallying cry for an expansive liberal agenda.
7
Science
How High Could the Tide Go?
Researchers are studying ancient rock formations in search of clues from records of past climate change to help predict sea level rises from global warming.
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U.S.
Louisiana: Hospice Cuts Rescinded
Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration on Wednesday scrapped plans to shutter the state’s Medicaid hospice program in February, meaning it will continue to provide end-of-life care to people who cannot afford private insurance.
9
Health
Grief Over New Depression Diagnosis
The DSM 5, to be published in May, has generated an unusual amount of heat. Two changes, in particular, could have considerable impact on older people and their families.
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Style
Protecting Teenagers From High School's 'Big Box'
Is high school an "almost sadistically unhealthy" place to send an adolescent?
11
Business Day
A Downsized Boston Globe Opens Its Space for Community Uses
As newspaper staffs and revenues shrink, executives are seeking creative ways to use unoccupied office space.
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Opinion
Medicare Spending
Joe Baker, the president of the Medicare Rights Center, responds to a column by David Brooks.
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Opinion
Amgen Gets a Gift From Congress
Senate aides inserted a giveaway into the “fiscal cliff” bill that will benefit the drug maker, but will cost Medicare $500 million.
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N.Y. / Region
Therapist Sentenced to 103 Years for Child Sexual Abuse
Nechemya Weberman, a respected member of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn, abused a young woman for three years during therapy sessions.
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Business Day
Japan’s Bond-Buying Plan Quickly Meets Criticism
The Bank of Japan set an ambitious 2 percent inflation target and pledged to ease monetary policy but there are doubts about just how much of an effect the moves will have.
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U.S.
Redistricting in Virginia Hurts Blacks, Democrats Say
With one Democratic senator absent, Republicans in the Virginia State Senate pushed through a redistricting bill by one vote that Democrats say dilutes blacks’ votes.
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Business Day
Wal-Mart Toughens Fire Safety Rules for Suppliers After Bangladesh Blaze
The giant retailer said suppliers must “fully and accurately disclose” in advance any factories they or any of their subcontractors plan to use.
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Health
Many Medicaid Patients Could Face Higher Fees Under a Proposed Federal Policy
Millions of low-income people could be required to pay more for health care under a proposed federal policy that would give states more freedom to impose additional charges on Medicaid patients.
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Science
Sea Level and the Limits of the Bathtub Analogy
No matter how fast it happens, the global rise in sea levels will vary from region to region.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Trigonometric_Survey
I would guess that wind effects are of the same order as salinity effects and are small compared with temperature effects on the volume and specific gravity of water.
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