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World
Proposal to Protect Antarctic Waters Is Scaled Back
A proposal by the United States and New Zealand to create a huge ocean reserve in Antarctic waters has been sharply reduced after opposition from Russia and other nations with large fishing industries.
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Opinion
Things Fall Apart
Thinkers loyal to the Newtonian picture of science want unified theories to explain phenomena like human consciousness. Life isn’t like that.
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World
Protest by Mexican Teachers Is Ended
The police moved to reclaim a historic square in Mexico City two days before the nation’s Independence Day celebration is to be held there.
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World
Kerry Insists That Syria Quickly Give Data on Arms
Secretary of State John Kerry said his team would be looking for important signs that Syria and Russia were serious about securing and disposing of Syria’s chemical weapons.
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N.Y. / Region
Christie Pledges Support for Fire-Ravaged Towns
Reprising his role after Hurricane Sandy, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey met with residents reeling from another disaster on the Shore.
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Technology
The Many Mysteries of Air Travel
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World
Brazil: Answers Are Sought on N.S.A. Spying
President Dilma Rousseff said Monday that Brazil would seek an explanation over a news report that the National Security Agency had spied on the national oil company.
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Business Day
Tribes Challenge New York's Authority Over Their Lending
Two tribes are arguing in Federal District Court in Manhattan that New York’s top financial regulator overstepped his jurisdictional bounds in his efforts to end their online lending operations in the state.
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Business Day
European Carmakers Split on How to Survive Slump
Despite the slowest European car sales in two decades, Opel, Renault, Ford and Peugeot have a stream of new models. Fiat, however, is holding back.
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Sports
Days Are Numbered for 2 Soccer Goal Records
Miroslav Klose of Germany and Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal are close to breaking longstanding standards for their national teams, proving again that records are made to be broken.
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U.S.
In State Records, Little Evidence to Back Stricter Abortion Law
Proponents of the legislation have argued that it was necessary to make clinics safer. But a review of state inspections before the law was passed did not find a significant safety issue.
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N.Y. / Region
Voter Voices: Stop-and-Frisk Policing
Voters in New York share their views on stop-and-frisk policing.
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Out of my price range and repair patience.
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N.Y. / Region
The Two Wills of the Heiress Huguette Clark
The relatives of Huguette Clark, who died in 2011 at 104, are contesting the disposition of her estimated $300 million estate after she executed a second will that excluded her family.
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Sports
With Easy Victory, Mayweather Ensures Hype Is Just That
Floyd Mayweather Jr. danced, dodged and repeatedly snapped Saúl Álvarez’s head and spirit to its breaking point, as he improved his record to 45-0 with a majority decision victory.
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