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N.Y. / Region
Industry Is Angered Over Move by Cuomo
A decision by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to have a boat show’s dates changed provides a glimpse into his decision-making style and its unintended consequences.
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Business Day
The Border Is a Back Door for U.S. Device Searches
Documents released Monday detail the largely secretive process that lets the government detain an individual at a border crossing and confiscate or copy any electronic devices that person is carrying.
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World
Kenneth Wallis, British Pilot of Bombers and Odder Flying Machines, Dies at 97
Mr. Wallis was an enthusiastic maker, flier and promoter of autogyros, buglike vehicles similar to helicopters.
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U.S.
Farm Subsidies for Nonfarmers May Continue as Lawmakers Deadlock Again
Far from the nation’s fields of wheat and corn, more than 18,000 people who live in the 54 largest American cities received millions in farm subsidies last year, a report finds.
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World
Brazil’s Humor Guerrillas
Few start-ups in Brazil have had success like Porta dos Fundos, a comedy troupe whose YouTube channel is the country’s most popular.
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World
Opening a Door to the Burmese Past, and the Present, Too
Curators are working in Myanmar to assemble a collection of Buddhist art that will travel to the United States and offer a rare glimpse into the country’s history.
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Opinion
Drilling in Britain
A California reader, responding to a column by Roger Cohen, warns the British of the consequences.
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U.S.
Sex Films Halted After a String of Positive H.I.V. Tests
A trade group for the pornography industry called for a moratorium on production after the third performer in less than a month tested positive for H.I.V.
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Your Money
Seeking Investments That Are Profitable and a Little Bit Green
Many investors are no longer looking for companies in the vanguard of the green movement, but those that are making a profit while showing concern for social and environmental issues.
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World
Islamists Seize Town in Southern Egypt and Attack Christians
Homes and businesses owned by Christians, as well as churches and monasteries, have been looted and burned since the president’s ouster.
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N.Y. / Region
Voter Voices: Charter Schools
Voters in New York share their views on charter schools.
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Business Day
Shaking Pennies and Fists Against Utility Rate Increases
Campaigns against utility rate increases, sometimes directed by AARP, can take different forms, employing creativity and legal action.
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Health
Penicillin Allergies Overblown
Though one in 10 Americans avoids the antibiotic, a majority of them have no serious allergy and doctors lack the time to dispel their misunderstanding.
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Health
New Concerns on Robotic Surgeries
A study says that some cases of serious injuries involving robotically assisted surgeries performed by the da Vinci system were not reported to an F.D.A.-mandated database.
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Sports
A Fast-Expanding Buffet Of Sunday N.F.L. Analysis
Starting Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern, there will be 19 hours of pregame N.F.L. programming on TV.
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Books
Journey Into Darkness
A memoir of a young wanderer’s brutal ordeal in captivity, and how it was transformed into spiritual triumph.
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Health
Drinking When Young Increases Breast Cancer Risk
Young women who regularly drink alcohol before their first pregnancy may be increasing their risk for breast cancer, a new study suggests.
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U.S.
In South Florida, a Polluted Bubble Ready to Burst
With heavy rain driving waters from Lake Okeechobee to estuaries in the east and west, devastating wildlife, officials are looking for solutions.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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World
Family of Former South Korean Dictator to Pay His Fines
The children of Chun Doo-hwan said on Tuesday that they would pay 167 billion won, or $154 million, that their father owed after being convicted of treason and taking bribes.
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Style
Fertility Diary: Pincushion
We took a two-bedroom apartment hoping to fill it with a crib and diapers and toys for a baby — not with the needles and pills and vitamins I need for in vitro fertilization.
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N.Y. / Region
Hindi Voices Beckon in SoHo
Metropolitan Diary: The children of Hindi speakers were delighted to find English-Hindi index cards on the sidewalk, apparently written by a learner.
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Arts
Federal Officials Return Looted Artifacts to Afghanistan Ambassador
Federal officials on Monday returned to the government of Afghanistan several cultural artifacts that they said had been looted from that country.
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Business Day
Taxing Homeowners as if They Were Landlords
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Opinion
Drilling in Britain
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World
European Rail Crashes Show Gaps in an Increasingly Precarious System
A spate of deadly train wrecks has highlighted the patchwork nature of the network, where high-speed 21st-century trains often run on 19th-century rails.
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World
Storied U.S. Barracks Closes With Little Fanfare
Campbell Barracks in Heidelberg, Germany, which, as the headquarters of the United States Army in Europe, issued the orders for millions of American soldiers, closed on Friday.
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