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The Male Bond
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Business Day
Looking to Others for Investing Lessons
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How Did You Prepare for Your Baby?
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Health
Exercise May Help Protect Children From Stress
Children who get less exercise have a greater response to stress, a Finnish study finds.
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Business Day
Anadarko and Videocon to Sell Mozambique Gas Stakes
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Business Day
Fewer Barclays Employees Made More Than £1 Million
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Business Day
The Benefits of Working in the Office
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The Rise of Part-Time Work
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U.S.
Maryland: Execution Ban Advances
A push to abolish the death penalty in Maryland cleared a major hurdle on Wednesday when the Senate approved the measure, which appears to have support from the House and Gov. Martin O’Malley.
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N.Y. / Region
City’s New Drink Rules Add Wrinkle to Coffee Orders
When New York’s ban on the sale of large sugary drinks goes into effect, coffee drinkers are likely to face complications.
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U.S.
Interior Dept. Nominee Is Questioned on Public Land Use
Sally Jewell, the chief executive of R.E.I., told senators that she believes that climate change is real but was noncommittal on other subjects.
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U.S.
Visions of Drones Swarming U.S. Skies Hit Bipartisan Nerve
The Big Brother imagery conjured up by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky during a filibuster this week has animated a diverse swath of political interests.
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Opinion
Death in the Forests
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Opinion
The Climate Scientist and the Pipeline
Readers discuss the environmental issues raised by the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
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Sports
One Way to Cheer Up: Cheer Harder
Research suggests that sports fans, even zealous ones, are less prone to depression and alienation than nonfans.
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T:Style
The Male Bond
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Business Day
Looking to Others for Investing Lessons
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Business Day
The Rise of Part-Time Work
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Science
Unreported Side Effects of Drugs Are Found Using Internet Search Data, Study Finds
Scientists have detected evidence of unreported prescription drug side effects before they were found by the Food and Drug Administration’s warning system.
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Books
Book Tries for Balanced View on Roosevelt and Jews
Richard Breitman and Allan J. Lichtman say their new book is a neutral assessment of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s record on Jewish issues.
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Opinion
Two Enlistees in the Climate Wars
President Obama’s energy and environmental nominees suggest a broad attack on global warming.
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World
French Ministry Posts Online Full File on ‘Dreyfus Affair’
The entire secret military file that was used to wrongly convict Capt. Alfred Dreyfus of spying for Germany in 1894 has been posted by the French Ministry of Defense.
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Business Day
Government Takes Legal Action Over Phone Spam
In eight federal civil cases, the Federal Trade Commission named 29 individuals, most of whom worked for companies that were hired to send the unsolicited text messages.
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Opinion
Death in the Forests
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Opinion
In the South and West, a Tax on Being Poor
Struggling Americans are worse off in regions with regressive systems for raising money.
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Business Day
The Rise of Part-Time Work
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Business Day
Honey, We Barely Shrunk the Financial System
After an unsustainable boom, some shrinkage in the global financial sector was inevitable, and desirable, the author writes. Besides, excluding the euro zone, cross-border capital flows are still reasonably healthy.
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Business Day
A Bad Year in Britain for Banks, Not Bankers
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Business Day
Reality TV for the Red Planet
A Dutch entrepreneur's financial plan for a colony on Mars is based on selling the television rights to cover the project every step of the way.
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World
A Call for a National Strategy on Veterans
A National Veterans Strategy would include a national dialogue to define our societal obligations to those who volunteer for military service and establishing policies to carry out those obligations, engaging government, the private sector, veterans service organizations and local communities to combine resources in support of veterans and their families.
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N.Y. / Region
Deep Thoughts on the Bus
Metropolitan Diary: What is it about riding the bus that makes some of us wax philosophical?
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Opinion
Death in the Forests
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Business Day
Honey, We Barely Shrunk the Financial System
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Business Day
Reality TV for the Red Planet
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N.Y. / Region
Deep Thoughts on the Bus
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World
Poland: Lawmakers Protest Anti-Gay Comments
Poland’s first openly gay and transsexual lawmakers took seats on the front bench of Parliament on Wednesday to protest hostile remarks by former President Lech Walesa.
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U.S.
After Over a Century at Sea, 2 Sailors Are Laid to Rest
The dead were two unidentified sailors from the ironclad warship Monitor, buried with full military honors 150 years after their ship sank during a storm off the coast of Cape Hatteras, N.C.
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U.S.
The Cellphone Records, Officer? You May Soon Need a Warrant
House Bill 1608 would require Texas law enforcement agencies to obtain warrants and prove probable cause of illegal activity before obtaining cellphone records in their investigations.
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Business Day
Setback to Boeing’s Hopes for Longer Range for 787
Because of recent incidents with the jet’s battery, an advanced feature allowing for new flight paths may not receive approval for months, which could dilute the jet’s appeal.
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Business Day
Workers' Share of Health Costs Is Likely to Continue Rising
Employers are shifting more of the cost of health care to workers.
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Technology
Yahoo Says New Policy Is Meant to Raise Morale
The abolishment of Yahoo’s work-from-home policy created a stir among workers, but some employees say a new office culture is needed.
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N.Y. / Region
Inquiry Into Officers After They Visit Man Who Accused Police of Assault
Surveillance cameras set up by Jabbar Campbell, who said the police beat him in January, captured plainclothes officers entering his building again last week.
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Business Day
Paul Capital Takes Stake in Brazilian Venture Fund
Paul Capital, a private equity firm focused on secondary market transactions, has acquired 18.2 percent of a fund managed by the Brazilian technology venture capital firm Ideiasnet for 79 million reais ($40 million).
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Health
Ask Well: Keeping Knee Arthritis in Check
Unfortunately, knee arthritis is incurable, but there are ways to slow the progression, explains the Phys Ed columnist Gretchen Reynolds.
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Opinion
Death in the Forests
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Business Day
Honey, We Barely Shrunk the Financial System
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Business Day
Reality TV for the Red Planet
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N.Y. / Region
Deep Thoughts on the Bus
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Business Day
Setback to Boeing’s Hopes for Longer Range for 787
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Business Day
Paul Capital Takes Stake in Brazilian Venture Fund
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Business Day
Regulators Get Latitude in the Split of MBIA
A court action brought against MBIA said it had made inaccurate regulatory filings before it split up. The case’s dismissal allows the insurer to pursue its strategy for corporate survival.
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Opinion
Death in the Forests
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Business Day
Honey, We Barely Shrunk the Financial System
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Business Day
Reality TV for the Red Planet
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N.Y. / Region
Deep Thoughts on the Bus
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Opinion
Our Wait-and-See Culture
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Business Day
Setback to Boeing’s Hopes for Longer Range for 787
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Business Day
Paul Capital Takes Stake in Brazilian Venture Fund
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Health
Eat Your Heart Out
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T:Style
The Gardener's House
For the peripatetic Madison Cox, home is a simple Moorish refuge in a city that has captivated like-minded wanderers for centuries: beloved books and plants share his view of the deep blue Strait of Gibraltar.
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Business Day
A Long Road Back for the Dow Industrials
When adjusted for changes in consumer prices, the Dow Jones industrial average remains nearly 10 percent below the nominal record set in 2007, but the real peak was in 2000.
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