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U.S.
New Rules Would Rein In Nonprofits’ Political Role
The Obama administration’s proposals would curtail political activity by tax-exempt nonprofit groups, a significant change for one of the fastest-growing sources of campaign spending.
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Business Day
Vestas Hopes to Bring Wind Power to World
A project called Wind for Prosperity aims to start supplying low-cost power to rural populations around the globe.
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Technology
Apple’s Pages, Going the Distance With Word
To point out the vast improvement in the new version of Pages, we offer a three-round comparison bout between it and Word.
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Opinion
Fashion’s Latest Muse
The creator of the wrap dress and other legendary designs talks about personal style in the age of technology.
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N.Y. / Region
Christie Is Said to Waffle on In-State Tuition for People Living in U.S. Illegally
There are accusations that Gov. Chris Christie has shifted positions since his re-election, before which he made the Latino vote a priority and advocated for tuition equality.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Sea Slug Love
In the mating game, males and females can have different agendas even when they inhabit the same body.
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Health
Paratransit: Stuck in the Slow Lane
Transportation options for seniors are not keeping pace with demand.
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Technology
A Graphic Novel With Teeth (and Claws)
“Shifter,” a graphic novel from Anomaly Productions, uses augmented reality to make prehistoric creatures spring to life.
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Dining & Wine
A School Where Cooks Learn to Be Farmers, a Project for White Corn and More
Recommendations for the week of Nov. 26.
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Sports
Bolt Laments Testing Costs
The Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt said controversy over Jamaica’s antidoping program is scaring potential sponsors.
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World
Syria Will Attend Geneva Peace Talks
The Syrian government announced that a delegation will be approved by President Bashar al-Assad and that it does not intend “to hand over power to anyone.”
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Travel
In Cyprus, a New Spirit Animates the Capital
Nicosia is experiencing a renaissance with more and more venues catering to the artistic set.
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U.S.
Retirement Secured for Chimpanzees
President Obama signed a bill removing a cap on spending for federally owned chimpanzees in sanctuaries. The change does not involve any budget increase.
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N.Y. / Region
Inspector Who Pepper-Sprayed Protesters Is Ordered to Appear Before Panel
The decision involving Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna represents a significant victory for the investigative powers of the Civilian Complaint Review Board.
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Business Day
Standard & Poor's Ratings Names New President
Neeraj Sahai, who has been head of Citigroup’s securities and fund services business since 2005, will succeed Douglas Peterson, who became president and chief executive of McGraw Hill Financial.
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Opinion
Adults With Asperger’s
Dr. F. James Rybka writes that adults as well as children afflicted with Asperger’s are susceptible to wandering.
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Opinion
Confronting the Specter of Alzheimer’s
Readers respond to a Sunday Review article by Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Opinion
Fashion’s Latest Muse
The creator of the wrap dress and other legendary designs talks about personal style in the age of technology.
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Opinion
Myanmar’s Empty Capital
Patrick Chappatte visits surreal Naypyidaw.Brasilia?
Most architectural models.
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N.Y. / Region
Christie Is Said to Waffle on In-State Tuition for People Living in U.S. Illegally
There are accusations that Gov. Chris Christie has shifted positions since his re-election, before which he made the Latino vote a priority and advocated for tuition equality.
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World
Central African Republic Stirs Concern
Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, raised the possibility that thousands of international peacekeeping troops in Africa might have to be temporarily redeployed in the Central African Republic, one of the most unstable on the continent.
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Sports
U.S.C. Erases Stanford From the National Title Picture
Andre Heidari’s 47-yard field goal with 19 seconds left in the game lifted Southern California to a victory, ending Stanford’s national championship chase.
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N.Y. / Region
In Campaign, Cash Flowed Circuitously
New York City’s mayoral race saw a spasm of unregulated campaign money, most of it unleashed by wealthy Democrats and unions, which are now under investigation.
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Opinion
A Bison Centennial
The shipment of American bison in 1913 from private ownership to public land was a landmark in wildlife conservation.
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Opinion
Loving Families, Lousy Meals
Cooking and culinary bias in the Lipman home. Salmon with vinegar, anyone?
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