I see that someone has been reediting the Times for me.
So far I have only the most recent twenty.
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U.S.
A Heavy Hitter With a Taste for Political Confrontation, and He’s a Democrat
Representative Trey Martinez Fischer, seen by many as the Democrats’ heavy hitter in the State Legislature, is not the kind of guy who likes to work quietly in the background.Opinion
Who Should You Vote For?
A brief guide for the undecided.
Science
Lucy’s Kind Had Joints Fit for Climbing Trees
A study of shoulder bones from Australopithecus afarensis — the hominid species whose most famous member is known as Lucy — suggests the species could climb as well as walk upright.
U.S.
‘Ex-Gay’ Men Fight Back Against View That Homosexuality Can’t Be Changed
Thousands of men believe they have changed their most basic sexual desires through therapy and prayer, something most scientists say has never been proved possible.On Hurricanes, Presidents, Climate and One Clear Human Factor in the Sandy Disaster
As Mayor Bloomberg stresses climate change in endorsing President Obama, a fresh look at realistic approaches to curbing climate risks on a crowding, hazardous planet.Two Views of a Superstorm in Climate Context
A climate campaigner and a science writer discuss hurricanes, history and the greenhouse effect.Britain: Austerity May Force Move of London Police
London’s police force says it may move from its headquarters at New Scotland Yard to a smaller building.
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Science
Beetles’ Affinity for Dung May Keep Them Cool
Ball-rolling dung beetles in the savannas of South Africa depend on dung’s moisture for nutrition, but scientists now think it regulates their temperature, too.When an Imprecise Forecast Could Hurt the Forecasters
The Day: Hurricane Sandy was as fierce as predicted. But when projections are off, can meteorologists be taken to court for needlessly disrupting some people's lives and for lulling others into a false sense of safety?Three Travel Tips to Navigate the Storm
The Getaway columnist shares three helpful tips for getting around after the storm.As Sales Fall, Allergan Seeks a Buyer for Lap-Band
The obesity business is still profitable, but the company said its declining sales did not fit the profile of “a high-growth company like Allergan.”
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Bloomberg Backs Obama, Citing Fallout From Storm
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, an independent, said climate change may have been a factor in Hurricane Sandy and he believed President Obama was the best candidate to tackle the issue.Apocalypse Now
Mike Huckabee and Billy Graham are urging Americans to vote for biblical values--and warning of dire consequences if they don't.Two Candidates, One Foreign Policy
The U.S. presidential debate on foreign policy displayed a remarkable consensus on what to do (or not do) in the world beyond American shores.A Zombie Is a Slave Forever
The creatures aren’t just Halloween characters; they originated in the brutal sugar plantations of Haiti.Two Easier Ways to Tote A Cruise Guide Onboard
An e-book and an app provide easy access to Berlitz's guide to cruising and cruise ships.In Shift, Romney Campaign Approaches Pennsylvania With a New Urgency
Mitt Romney’s campaign and his supporters are investing millions of dollars in ads in a last-minute effort to sway voters in certain key demographics.3. Business Day
A Keynesian Blind Spot
Government programs that ameliorate hardship also give people an incentive not to work, and Keynesians seem unable to acknowledge that, an economist writes.For Dakota Paleontologist, It All Started With a Turtle
Tyler Lyson of Marmarth, N.D., discovered his first fossil in the badlands as a youngster and went on to earn a Ph.D. and get a job at the Smithsonian.Assessing the Impact of Health Care Reform on New Businesses In Massachusetts
You might think that the increased availability of health insurance would make it easier for entrepreneurs to quit jobs and start businesses -- but it's not easy to prove.
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