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Opinion
The Rush for the Arctic's Riches
It is essential that tough constraints be placed on Arctic drilling and that steps be taken to reduce tensions in the region.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Angry Birds
Mockingbirds furiously protect their nests against intruding cowbirds, with mixed results.
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Automobiles
High-End Hybrids
As regulations require even prestige brands to increase mileage and trim emissions, automakers are rolling out the next wave of luxury hybrids.We might reach BMW’s i3, a $42,275 city car.
I do not want to put so much of my net worth at risk.
The auto companies will attempt to cream the market with hybrids and electrics.
Put what pleases you on the road.
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Opinion
The Mirror of Guantánamo
Even as Guantánamo fades from public concern, the fate of the 162 men still detained there still reflects on us.
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Business Day
A Public Works Boom in Japan Has Echoes From the Lost Decade
Japan’s much-lauded growth plan is a throwback to the country’s troubled ’90s when it tried hard to build its way back to prosperity.
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Sports
End Is Near for the N.F.L. Season and Probably Some Coaches
The regular season is drawing to a close, and a number of coaches could find themselves without a job.
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Magazine
After Typhoon Haiyan, a Dispatch From the South China Sea
The Filipino marines aboard a forsaken boat — which we wrote about in October — are O.K. Here’s what happened to them during the storm.
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Fashion & Style
Soap, Perfume and Cosmetics With Spice Notes
When it’s cold outside, a touch of spice in beauty products can be appealing, without the guilt of visiting the airport Cinnabon.
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World
Iraq: 13 Sunnis Killed, Then 12 Shiites
Seven Sunni construction workers were killed by unidentified gunmen who fired on them from a speeding S.U.V. in Abara, a majority-Sunni village in Diyala Province, police and medical officials said.
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Opinion
A Poor Apology for a Word
It is peculiarly English to use the word “sorry” to defuse the potential for conflict while drawing attention to it.
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Opinion
Good Old Books, on Paper
Bill Henderson, the founder of the Lead Pencil Club, has an answer to digital re-inventors of the book.
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World
Italy: Leader Wins Confidence Vote
Prime Minister Enrico Letta of Italy won a confidence vote in the Senate, confirming his government’s majority after promising sweeping overhauls and urging lawmakers to back him or risk chaos.Italy has a government for the moment.
Now they need a currency.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Times Minute | White House Changes
Also on the Minute, a European success story and Scott Brown toys with a New Hampshire run.
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U.S.
Political Fight on Farm Aid and Food Stamps Hits Home in the Delta
Acrimony over a new farm bill in Congress is mirrored by the conflicting views in the Mississippi Delta about cutting food stamps and overhauling the farm subsidy program.
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Arts
He’d Send You to Sleep With the Fishes, but the Water Is Still Frozen Solid
The comedy “Lilyhammer,” starring Steven Van Zandt, begins its second season on Netflix.
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U.S.
In Shepherding Detroit Bankruptcy, Lawyer Tackles a Job He Didn’t Ask For
Kevyn D. Orr, Detroit’s emergency manager, has faced criticism from those who dislike his proposals for mending the city’s finances, including possibly cutting pensions.
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World
Huge Fines for Violators of One-Child Policy, but Little Accounting
Recent revelations about the huge amounts paid by families who violate China’s one-child policy have raised questions about just how the money is spent and spurred calls to ban the fines.
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Fashion & Style
Fashion Logo Parodies, Strictly Tongue in Chic
Logos are targets for those with a sense of humor and a license to print T-shirts.
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Business Day
Michelin Recalls 1.2 Million Tires
The company said a line of tires made for heavy duty vans, small recreational vehicles and some trucks was found to have tread endurance problems.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Angry Birds
Mockingbirds furiously protect their nests against intruding cowbirds, with mixed results.
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World
Gaza, Vexed by Floods, Gets Fuel and Power
Gaza’s lone power plant sputtered back to life for the first time in seven week after Qatar paid for fuel shipped from Israel.
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Magazine
After Typhoon Haiyan, a Dispatch From the South China Sea
The Filipino marines aboard a forsaken boat — which we wrote about in October — are O.K. Here’s what happened to them during the storm.
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