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Automobiles
By CHRISTOPHER JENSEN | Sep 29th 2014
The 2005-11 model years may have a corrosion problem that could
lead to fuel leaks. Harley-Davidson, Yamaha and Volkswagen also issued
recalls.
Automobile Safety Features and Defects; Sports Utility Vehicles and
Light Trucks; Recalls and Bans of Products; Motorcycles, Motor Bikes and
Motorscooters; Automobiles
These problems are not accidental.
The costs to the responsible company must be raised.
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Automobiles
By JERRY GARRETT | Sep 29th 2014
In a crash-plagued race, Jorge Lorenzo claims a MotoGP victory in
his home country; Jeff Gordon wins the Nascar Sprint Cup race at Dover,
Del.
Automobile Racing; Nascar Sprint Cup Series; Automobiles; Motorcycles, Motor Bikes and Motorscooters
More time touring.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Sep 26th 2014
The states have had plenty of time to figure out how to carry out
the new rule. Further delay would only prolong the indefensible.
Home Health Care; Minimum Wage; Labor and Jobs; States (US)
I do not expect my siblings to pay me.
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Business Day
By DAVID CARR | Sep 28th 2014
Regardless of the company’s motive, the issues it raised are
hugely important and won’t be brushed aside by bombast or counterattack.
Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues; Mergers, Acquisitions and
Divestitures; Cable Television; Regulation and Deregulation of Industry;
Net Neutrality
Let us have good public policy.
It is called net neutrality.
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N.Y. / Region
By PAUL GLADER | Sep 29th 2014
Believed to be nearly eradicated, the voracious Asian long-horned beetle has been found in hundreds of trees in Long Island.
Beetles; Invasive Species; Trees and Shrubs
The suburban forest is threatened.
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U.S.
By RICHARD FAUSSET | Sep 29th 2014
Prosecutors alleged that teachers and administrators had engaged
in a “widespread, cleverly disguised” conspiracy to cheat on
standardized test scores.
Education (K-12); Cheating; Tests and Examinations; Teachers and School Employees
A bad response by the teachers to bad policy.
At a minimum the policy must be fixed.
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World
By STEVEN ERLANGER | Sep 28th 2014
As Prime Minister David Cameron’s party trails in polls, one
minister quits in a scandal and another legislator defects to the U.K.
Independence Party.
Politics and Government; Elections; Voting and Voters
A continuation of conservative government would be a continuation of economic disaster for Britain.
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Technology
By DAVID STREITFELD | Sep 29th 2014
Many more writers have signed on to Authors United, a group not
only challenging Amazon on its Hachette dealings, but also asking
federal authorities to investigate it on antitrust matters.
Book Trade and Publishing; Writing and Writers; E-Books and Readers
The fight is among "middle men".
The authors do not have any part in it.
They can form a retailer of their own.
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Crosswords/Games
By GARY ANTONICK | Sep 29th 2014
$200, Double pole double throw, no center off.
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U.S.
By RICHARD FAUSSET | Sep 28th 2014
All must vote their interests.
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The Upshot
By DEREK WILLIS | Sep 30th 2014
In more competitive states, Republican spending has tended to focus on broadcast advertisements and direct mail.
Campaign Finance; Political Advertising; Elections, Senate; Midterm Elections (2014); United States Politics and Government
People like to be asked.
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Technology
By J. D. BIERSDORFER | Sep 29th 2014
Plus, what you can back up on a Nexus tablet.
Windows (Operating System); iPhone; Mobile Applications; Android (Operating System); Tablet Computers
Email a PDF
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U.S.
By ERIC LICHTBLAU | Sep 28th 2014
Edward snowden; Hero.
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U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Sep 29th 2014
A drug case involving an arrest made by Darren Wilson, the
Ferguson police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, setting off
protests last month, is being delayed while a grand jury reviews the
shooting.
Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings; Blacks; Demonstrations, Protests and Riots; Marijuana; Drug Abuse and Traffic
Procedural noise.
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Health
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | Sep 29th 2014
A surprise has turned up in the fight against Guinea worm: In
Chad, more dogs have it than people do — and fish guts are apparently to
blame.
Guinea Worm Disease; Dogs; Parasites; Worms
The extinction of the Guinea worm would be a good thing.
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Science
By DOUGLAS QUENQUA | Sep 29th 2014
The rise of the global shipping trade has caused a fundamental shift in how species spread from one landmass to the next.
Biodiversity; Ships and Shipping; Invasive Species; Lizards
The spread of alien species is often not a good thing.
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World
By CORAL DAVENPORT | Sep 27th 2014
The United States, which is under growing international pressure
to price carbon, is missing from a World Bank declaration calling on all
nations to enact laws forcing industries to pay for carbon emissions.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Global Warming; Coal; United States Politics and Government
Oil and coal are vehemently opposed.
The senate will not consent.
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Travel
By SANJAY SURANA | Sep 30th 2014
A new 20-suite riverboat starts sailing between Cambodia and Vietnam.
Cruises; Travel and Vacations
I do not want to go there.
I do not want to go that way.
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World
By MARLISE SIMONS | Sep 29th 2014
Prosecutors on Monday demanded a life sentence for the former Bosnian leader Radovan Karadzic as his trial draws to a close.
War Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
Necessary but not sufficient.
I don't know how to bring justice and resolution to the Balkans.
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Health
By JANE E. BRODY | Sep 30th 2014
A main reason for a lag in the detection of celiac disease is the
long and confusing list of signs and symptoms, some of which may be mild
enough to be easily ignored or attributed to another condition.
Celiac Disease; Gluten
If we have lost a symbiote it should be identified and installed.
Humanity has eaten wheat for several thousand years.
It should not kill us.
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