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Dining & Wine
For Restaurants, Composting Is a Welcome but Complex Task
Even some restaurateurs who are committed to recycling say that finding ways to fit more bins, more staff time and more expense into their routines will be a struggle.
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N.Y. / Region
Lawmakers Act to Free Retired Officers of a Gun Rule
Among bills passed Friday, the New York Senate gave final legislative approval to let retired law enforcement officers keep their high-capacity firearms.
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Opinion
Choices on Health, Depending on Where You Live
Readers discuss how Americans in different states will have varying insurance options.
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Business Day
Dolce and Gabbana Fined in Italian Tax Case
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were handed a suspended sentence and a fine that could reach 10 million euros for hiding income from authorities. |
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| Type | Società a responsabilità limitata |
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| Industry | Retail |
| Founded | Milan, Italy (1985) |
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| Headquarters | Milan, Italy |
| Area served | Worldwide |
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| Products | Clothing, footwear, handbags, sunglasses, watches |
| Employees | 3,150 |
| Parent | Dolce & Gabbana Luxembourg S.Ã .r.l. |
| Website | www.dolcegabbana.it |
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U.S.
Justices Say U.S. Cannot Impose Antiprostitution Condition on AIDS Grants
Groups receiving federal financing to combat AIDS abroad may not be required to adopt policies opposing prostitution, the Supreme Court ruled.
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Flooding Inundates Part of Canadian Province
Heavy rain fell in the past 48 hours, in some places as much as normally falls in six months in the affected area in southern Alberta.
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World
Flooding Damages Lourdes, French Holy Site
Visited by nearly six million Christian pilgrims every year, the site is turning to the faithful for financial relief after storms inundated the celebrated grotto and vast subterranean church.
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Health
Komen Chooses New Leader
The breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced that a physician, Judith A. Salerno, would become its new president and chief executive.
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Fashion & Style
Her Madgesty Arrives Fashionably Late
Madonna screens “Madonna: The MDNA Tour,” a concert film, in Manhattan, and is fashionably late.| The Blue Angel | |
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| Directed by | Josef von Sternberg |
| Produced by | Erich Pommer |
| Written by | Heinrich Mann (also novel) Carl Zuckmayer Karl Vollmöller Robert Liebmann Josef von Sternberg |
| Starring | Emil Jannings Marlene Dietrich Kurt Gerron |
| Music by | Friedrich Hollaender (music) Robert Liebmann (lyrics) Franz Waxman (orchestrations) |
| Cinematography | Günther Rittau |
| Editing by | Walter Klee Sam Winston |
| Distributed by | UFA Paramount Pictures |
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| Running time | 99 minutes |
| Country | Weimar Republic |
| Language | German/English |
| Box office | $77,982 (2001 re-release)[1] |
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Opinion
Developing Drugs for Rare Diseases
The New York Stem Cell Foundation and Research!America discuss the problem of developing drugs that help only a relative few patients.
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World
Convictions in Morocco Based on Coerced Confessions, Rights Group Says
In a report, Human Rights Watch accused Moroccan judges of convicting defendants based on confessions obtained through torture and of ignoring evidence like DNA tests.
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Opinion
A Pledge of Allegiance to Partisan Policy
The Supreme Court properly struck down a federal demand for an anti-prostitution vow that would have violated the First Amendment.
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U.S.
California: Plastic Bags on Way Out
The Los Angeles City Council gave initial approval Tuesday to an ordinance banning stores from providing customers single-use plastic bags.
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Opinion
Homeless in the Hospital
Dr. Jeffrey B. Freedman, a hospital psychiatrist, says the need is to reduce costly hospitalizations.
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Sports
Spain Crushes Tahiti in Confederations Cup
Spain, the World Cup winner, routed Tahiti on Thursday in the Confederations Cup in Rio de Janeiro.
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Fashion & Style
The Calorie-Packed Perk
Small, high-growth tech companies have a reputation for showering employees with perks, many of them calorie-packed.
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Opinion
Checking Out
The main factor in workplace discontent is not wages, benefits or hours, but the boss. And the grumpiest, least happy workers are college graduates and baby boomers.
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N.Y. / Region
Freed by Bronx Legal Logjam, and Adding to List of Victims
Many of the people who are arrested in the Bronx are arrested again — and again — before the courts get around to meting out justice in the original case.
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Opinion
Breaking Medicine's Color Barrier
The forgotten story of the Civil War’s black surgeons and nurses.
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U.S.
F.D.A. Clears Way for Contraceptive
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved unrestricted sales of Plan B One-Step, lifting all age limits on the emergency contraceptive.
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N.Y. / Region
Action on Expanded Gambling as Albany’s Legislative Session Sputters to End
This year’s session began in January with a burst of activity — the passage of strict new gun laws — but ended with more of a thud.
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Science
Obama Readying Emissions Limits on Power Plants
The move would be the most consequential climate policy step he could take and one sure to provoke legal challenges from Republicans and some industries.
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Health
Komen Chooses New Leader
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N.Y. / Region
Lawmakers Approve Use of Lever Voting Machines for Fall’s Mayoral Voting
As part of the legislation, lawmakers also agreed to delay a runoff, which will occur if no candidate receives 40 percent of the vote in the primary, by one week.
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Opinion
Homeless in the Hospital
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Technology
Sizing Up Big Data, Broadening Beyond the Internet
Internet companies were just the start. Virtually every field, from science to sports to public health, is being transformed by data-driven discovery and decision-making.
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Fashion & Style
The Calorie-Packed Perk
Small, high-growth tech companies have a reputation for showering employees with perks, many of them calorie-packed.
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Opinion
Checking Out
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Opinion
Homeless in the Hospital
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Opinion
Checking Out
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World
Muffling of a Voice Provokes an Outcry in Greece
Since the state broadcaster was shut down last week and its 2,600 employees fired, there has been an outpouring of solidarity, despite its long history of mismanagement and patronage.
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Business Day
Justices Support Corporate Arbitration
The Supreme Court reinforced the ability of corporations to impose arbitration on customers, ruling that merchants could not bring a class-action suit against American Express.
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Opinion
The Sandy Imperative
Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s successor will have to build on his plan for a more resilient city against natural disasters.
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World
Raw Scenes, Unspeakable Violations
The artists at Zajia Lab in Beijing used their second annual “Bald Girls” feminist art show to highlight the problem of sexual violence against women and girls.
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Opinion
Competition and Jobs
James J. Florio, a former Democratic governor of New Jersey, discusses global competition and the American job market.
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Booming
A Lifetime of Changes, From ‘Roommate’ to ‘Spouse’
A Mariel boat lift refugee and a hairdresser find each other and maintain their relationship for 33 years.
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Opinion
Prying Private Eyes
Congress has to end excessive reliance on government contractors for intelligence work.
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Opinion
Privacy and the Threat to the Self
The concept of privacy is not just a political issue. It is also intimately connected to what it means to be an autonomous person.
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Opinion
Homeless in the Hospital
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Opinion
Checking Out
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Business Day
Justices Support Corporate Arbitration
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Opinion
The Sandy Imperative
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Opinion
Competition and Jobs
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