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U.S.
By MOTOKO RICH | Oct 4th 2014
A fight over money.
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U.S.
By ALANA ROCHA | Oct 4th 2014
Some communities are responding to growing needs by considering
pipelines to bring water from other regions. Opponents say such efforts
can hurt the parts of the state giving up the water.
Water; Rivers; Pipelines; Aquifers
I have no idea how long the drought will last.
There have been decades long droughts in the past.
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U.S.
By ERIC LICHTBLAU | Sep 28th 2014
They must.
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World
By RAPHAEL MINDER | Sep 29th 2014
A decree signed by Catalonia’s leader authorizing a secession vote
prompted a terse response from Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who said
such a vote would be unconstitutional.
Referendums
Civil War is never a good idea.
Madrid would fight.
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World
By SIMON ROMERO | Oct 3rd 2014
We did the science.
The politics are theirs.
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Business Day
By LIZ ALDERMAN | Oct 1st 2014
France will get no benefit.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 4th 2014
It’s time for the United States to disabuse Egyptian leaders of the notion that they are entitled to aid in perpetuity.
Foreign Aid; Coups D'Etat and Attempted Coups D'Etat; United States Politics and Government
Israel would lose their local ally.
Egypt is reluctant now.
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Opinion
By ERIC L. LEWIS | Oct 4th 2014
Eric Lewis has a convincing argument.
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The Upshot
By JUSTIN WOLFERS | Sep 30th 2014
No, The passengers may do better for the moment.
Between the medallion owners and the fuel companies
All the cab companies will go broke.
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World
Oct 3rd 2014
The challenges of balancing conservation and economic development
in the largest remaining area of tropical forest come into sharp relief
in Brazil.
Forests and Forestry; Logging Industry
Brazil finds money hard to resist.
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Opinion
By ADAM GRANT | Oct 4th 2014
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Automobiles
By JERRY GARRETT | Oct 1st 2014
Infiniti has lost two chiefs this year, but is soldiering on with its large flagship sedan concept.
Automobiles; Paris Motor Show
Hybrid is a bad idea.
It works if the daily drive is evenly split between stop and go and long distance.
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Technology
By J. D. BIERSDORFER | Sep 29th 2014
Plus, how to turn your iPad off with a timer.
Windows (Operating System); iPad; iOS (Operating System); Web Browsers
Straight forward.
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U.S.
By SAMUEL G. FREEDMAN | Oct 3rd 2014
Patrick Arsenault’s perspective as an atheist came into play in
David Skeel’s book “True Paradox: How Christianity Makes Sense of Our
Complex World.”
Religion and Belief; Christians and Christianity; Atheism
The debate can be fun.
I doubt the question of god has meaning.
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The Upshot
By NEIL IRWIN | Sep 30th 2014
Betting on a system, rather than on the prospect of a lone genius, may well be the way of the future.
Stocks and Bonds; Hedge Funds; Personal Finances
Bill Gross has been loosing his investors money.
CalPERS does not want the risks.
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Science
By SAM ROBERTS | Sep 29th 2014
A recently declassified report makes it clear that the Manhattan
Project was threatened by leaks and espionage, and it reveals a huge
blind spot on the government’s part.
Manhattan Project; Nuclear Weapons; Espionage and Intelligence
Services; World War II (1939-45); United States Defense and Military
Forces
The world still exists.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki have not been repeated.
Let us keep it that way.
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Opinion
By ANDREW C. REVKIN | Sep 30th 2014
An innovative business brings new meaning to the idea of local
food by raising tilapia, salmon and year-round greens in the Hudson
Valley.
Agriculture and Farming; Fish and Other Marine Life; Fish Farming; Local Food
yes
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N.Y. / Region
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM | Oct 1st 2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio says he is a fan, but he was not among the
4.8 million visitors the park attracted last year. In fact, he has never
been there.
Meh
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World
By MICHAEL R. GORDON | Oct 2nd 2014
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 3rd 2014
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
@13:10
U.S.
By ERIC LICHTBLAU | Sep 28th 2014
U.S.
By ALANA ROCHA | Oct 4th 2014
World
By RAPHAEL MINDER | Sep 29th 2014
Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 4th 2014
Opinion
By ERIC L. LEWIS | Oct 4th 2014
Business Day
By LIZ ALDERMAN | Oct 1st 2014
U.S.
By MOTOKO RICH | Oct 4th 2014
Opinion
By ADAM GRANT | Oct 4th 2014
Automobiles
By JERRY GARRETT | Oct 1st 2014
Science
By SAM ROBERTS | Sep 29th 2014
Opinion
By ANDREW C. REVKIN | Sep 30th 2014
World
By SIMON ROMERO | Oct 3rd 2014
World
By MICHAEL R. GORDON | Oct 2nd 2014
Opinion
Oct 3rd 2014
Some thoughts on a Slate quasi-critique of Christian missionary doctors.
Christians and Christianity; Missionaries; Pagans and Paganism; Secular Humanism
The argument is without meaning.
We will act against ISIS for humanitarian reasons.
We will attempt to control Ebola virus for the same reasons.
Opinion
Oct 1st 2014
John Reeder, an agricultural economist, writes that the problem is due mainly to agricultural chemical runoff.
Agriculture and Farming; Factory Farming; Water Pollution
The drainage from cities is more easily controlled.
Agricultural runoff will require rationing fertilizer.
That will bring howls of pain in political circles.
N.Y. / Region
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM | Oct 1st 2014
false
By ANNA NORTH | Oct 3rd 2014
A new study documents the insults and harassment overweight people
can face on social media, and its findings may give the public health
community a look at the realities of weight stigma.
Computers and the Internet; Medicine and Health; Obesity; Research; Weight
The Upshot
By JUSTIN WOLFERS | Sep 30th 2014
no
Business Day
By REUTERS | Oct 1st 2014
The agency is requiring the replacement of cockpit displays on 737
and 777 jets within the next five years to avoid interference from
Wi-Fi and cellular devices.
Wireless Communications; Airlines and Airplanes
A cheap fix.
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