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N.Y. / Region
Morning on the PATH Train
Metropolitan Diary: A New Jersey commuter’s poem about the subterranean underground that separates suburb and city.
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World
Between Big Cities, a Road Passes the Russia Left Behind
Along the highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg — a 12-hour trip by car — one sees great neglected stretches of land that seem drawn backward in time.
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Business Day
Why Don't More Owners Open Their Books?
The two objections I hear most often from owners are these: I don’t want to share salary information, and I don’t want to reveal my profits.
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World
Japan: Many Dead or Missing After Typhoon
A powerful typhoon struck eastern Japan on Wednesday, causing landslides and floods that left at least 17 people dead and 43 missing, the police said.
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Business Day
Russians and Belarus Ease Strains in a Dispute
Russia has opened a criminal investigation into the chief executive of the potash producer Uralkali, and will request his extradition from Belarus.
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Booming
Advice About Sleep Deficiency in Midlife, Part 3
Orfeu Marcello Buxton, a neuroscientist, addresses questions about the effects of sleep deprivation, whether damage can be reversed, sleep apnea and the impact of alcohol.
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N.Y. / Region
In Times Square, a Friendly Jab at Atheists
A Christian group is perhaps getting an early start on the billboard wars between believers and nonbelievers that often pop up during the holidays.
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Dining & Wine
For Some, an Appliance; for Others, Art
Whether for nostalgia, utility or aesthetic appeal, vintage mixers are widely admired and obsessively acquired.
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Business Day
Settlement Report Finds Banks Giving Timely Mortgage Relief
Under the $25 billion national mortgage settlement intended to help at-risk homeowners, more gave up their homes in short sales than stayed in their homes through debt reduction.
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World
Greece’s Parliament Clears Way for More Charges Against 6 Right-Wing Lawmakers
The move paves the way for prosecution of members of the Golden Dawn, an anti-immigrant party that prosecutors have called a criminal organization.
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Opinion
It’s Not Only Mothers and Children
Anti-poverty programs unfairly shortchange childless adults.
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Movies
The Blood and Tears, Not the Magnolias
Steve McQueen’s “12 Years a Slave,” based on the true story of Solomon Northup, drives straight to the heart of the cruelties of oppression.
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World
As Drilling Practice Takes Off in U.S., Europe Proves Hesitant
The temptation to follow the United States in extracting shale gas from rock presents Europeans with contentious trade-offs.
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Opinion
Africa’s Trauma Epidemic
Billions of dollars have poured into the continent to fight killer diseases. But the most basic killer, injury, is neglected.
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Style
A Little Bit Pregnant: The Numbers Game
They say you can’t be a little pregnant, but in I.V.F. it’s different. The embryo may implant – but it may be a bad embryo.
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Multimedia
Anonymous Men, Made Real
An exhibition seeks to restore the humanity and immediacy of the soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Army, the first black regiment raised in the North during the Civil War.
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N.Y. / Region
In Brooklyn, Questioning Violent Death Near Capitol
Friends and family shared memories and impassioned defenses of Miriam Carey, the woman shot and killed in a car chase in Washington, at her wake on Monday.
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