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Automobiles
Wheelies: The 9-3 Resurrection Edition
The Saab 9-3 will return, this time to the Chinese market, and Ram will introduce a pint-size Fiat-based commercial van at the end of 2014.
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World
Where Eagles Dare (the Eagle’s Cut)
A sea eagle snatched a video camera that was recording crocodiles in northwest Australia and captured footage of its 70-mile journey across the country’s remote landscape.
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Sports
UConn Wins at Buzzer
Shabazz Napier hit a jumper from the free-throw line as time expired to keep No. 12 Connecticut undefeated with a 65-64 victory over No. 15 Florida.
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U.S.
For Gay Community, Finding Acceptance Is Even More Difficult on the Streets
San Francisco is reaching out to gays who are homeless, after a survey found nearly 30 percent of the city’s homeless population identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.
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Opinion
Debt and Taxes
Unless Congress acts soon, a law that protects borrowers from unexpectedly large tax bills will expire.
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N.Y. / Region
Diamond-Paved, Deal-Obsessed
The diamond district, on a block of West 47th Street, pulses with the competition of the jewelry sellers, who are always looking for a way to make a deal.
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U.S.
Ticket Led by Women Shows Where Democrats Pin Hopes
With Wendy Davis and Leticia Van de Putte running for governor and lieutenant governor, the Democrats are depending in part on female voters for a Texas turnaround.
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Opinion
An American Neurotic in Paris
Thanksgiving prompts the question that expatriates everywhere face: Shouldn't I be going home?
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Technology
Researchers Retract Report That Linked Bitcoin Creator and Silk Road
A paper written by two Israeli computer scientists linked a Bitcoin account to a transaction on Silk Road, an Internet black market. But the owner of that account, who is not the still-anonymous creator of Bitcoin, has come forward.
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Science
New Clues May Change Buddha’s Date of Birth
At a temple in Nepal that contains a pillar documenting a homage at the Buddha’s birthplace, researchers determined that lower structures were erected as early as the sixth century B.C.
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Business Day
Short on Space, Taiwan Embraces a Boom in Recycling
In a country that produces more electronics per capita than any other, commercial and government efforts have helped clean up the waste byproducts.
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World
Hard Times for a Small (and Fuzzy) Group of Europeans
In an era of austerity, donkeys have been swept up in the debate over just how far the European Union should go to maintain its farming regions.
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World
Biden, in Japan, Calibrates Message Over Tensions With China
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. finds himself in the midst of an increasingly tense standoff between Japan and China over Beijing’s creation of a zone of restricted airspace.
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Science
Panel Says Global Warming Carries Risk of Deep Changes
A scientific panel’s report rules out some doomsday notions but says dire climatic surprises seem inevitable.
Probably within the next two hundred years. Probably not in the next fifty years.
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Arts
Video: TimesTalks: Ricky Gervais
The comedian reflects on his approach to comedy, the success of "The Office" and his new series on Netflix, "Derick."
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