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T:Style
Power of 10 | The Secrets of an A-List Divorce Attorney
The celebrity divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, who has represented clients like Kim Kardashian and Maria Shriver, has a new book and a whole lot of advice about the right way to split up.
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Real Estate
On the Market in New York City
A Chelsea studio; a duplex on the Upper West Side; and a Prospect Heights apartment with a terrace.
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Business Day
‘G.M.A.’ Beats ‘Today’ Over a Full Season
According to the final viewership figures for the 2012-13 season, “Good Morning America” on ABC has taken a decisive lead among total viewers.
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U.S.
Obama Scorns G.O.P. ‘Blackmail’ on Health Law
Days before the law’s main elements take effect, President Obama mocked opponents for “crazy” arguments and accused them of trying to “blackmail a president” to stop the law.
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Science
Isolated Forests
Islands formed by the flooding of a reservoir in Thailand had a rapid drop in the number of resident mammal species.
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World
Surgery for Spain’s King Fuels Debate on Monarchy
King Juan Carlos of Spain underwent hip surgery on Tuesday, his fifth operation in 18 months.
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Opinion
New York Legislators’ Secret Income
The state anticorruption commission must press for details about outside money sources that lawmakers have kept hidden for decades.
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World
At Every Corner, From Deaf Man to Danger, Hints of a Colorful Past
Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, is a traffic-choked, graffiti-smeared city where hints of its past character can still be read in the descriptive names of street corners.
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U.S.
Don’t Help Injured Baby Raccoons? Alabama Edict Angers Those Who Love Them
The state conservation agency has told raccoon protectors in Alabama to stop rehabilitating the animals, a decision that has angered many.
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Sports
Cornell Men Punished for Hazing
Cornell canceled all fall competitions for its men’s lacrosse team for what the university described as “a team hazing incident.”
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Sports
N.W.S.L.’s First Season From the Outside Looking In
U.S. international Yael Averbuch on watching the inaugural season of the National Women’s Soccer League.
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Sports
Extended America’s Cup Leaves Some High, Dry and Homeless
With the America’s Cup’s spilling into a third week, crews, commentators, fans and journalists have scrambled to change flight itineraries and find hotel rooms after their planned stays expired.
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Health
Robert McCabe Jr., a Kidney Donation Specialist, Dies at 88
After having a donor kidney flown to Moscow in 1979 when no domestic recipients were found, Dr. McCabe used the episode to improve the transplant donor system.
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Business Day
Quandary of Hidden Disabilities: Conceal or Reveal?
Announcing a condition like epilepsy may stigmatize an employee, but keeping it secret could mean being fired.
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Business Day
Joseph E. Granville, Stock Market Predictor, Dies at 90
Mr. Granville was a famous market forecaster who made his own fortune in the less risky newsletter business.
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Opinion
Medicine's Search for Meaning
Doctors willing to heal themselves can help the medical profession recover from its own illness.
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Business Day
White House Warns Against Threats of Debt Default
The National Economic Council, advisers to the Obama administration, said in a report that Congressional tussles over raising the federal debt ceiling could harm the economy.
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Business Day
Ratings Shift
Last year, after struggling to win business, Standard & Poor’s changed its criteria for rating bonds backed by residential mortgages. Since the change, the company has generally given the most optimistic forecasts for the bonds of any rating agency. That has made S.& P. popular with the banks issuing the bonds.
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Science
The Rational Choices of Crack Addicts
Scientists have long known how drugs act on the brain’s reward center, but a researcher shows that societal factors play a large role in addiction, too.
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