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Opinion
Who Pays for the Right to Bear Arms?
Any effort to address gun violence must focus first on the inner city.
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Business Day
Malls Blossom in Russia, With a Middle Class
While malls appear to be past their peak in the United States, in Russia they are luring shoppers with money to spend and investors like Morgan Stanley.
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N.Y. / Region
What to Expect in New York in 2013
The Times’s Metro reporters predict next year’s news in the city and region.
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U.S.
10 Feet Below Waters Off Midway Atoll, a Famous Flying Dud
The discovery of the rare wreckage of a Brewster Buffalo in the Midway lagoon has rekindled interest in the aircraft and a record that seems as colorful as tragic.
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Opinion
The Worse, the Better
I'd long thought that the more cruel the crackdown, the sooner Putin's regime itself would crack. But I hadn't anticipated feeling so much despair in the meantime.
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Business Day
Rig Runs Aground in Alaska, Reviving Fears About Arctic Drilling
There are no signs of spilled fuel, but that remains a concern as long as the Shell Oil vessel is stuck; the Coast Guard hopes to get salvage experts aboard to assess the damage.
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Health
Vegan Phô With Carrots, Noodles and Edamame
A phô without some traditional ingredients is still very much phô.
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Opinion
Japan Can Champion Women’s Rights
An official apology on “comfort women” is unlikely. But Japan can help consign sexual servitude to history.
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N.Y. / Region
Answers to Questions About New York
Questions about a seemingly dangerous merging of bike and turning lanes, and rush-hour green lights.
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Opinion
America’s Retreat From the Death Penalty
More lawmakers and voters are facing up to the costs and mistakes of capital cases.
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Opinion
Why the Economy Needs Tax Reform
Fixing the tax code could be a defining legacy for President Obama’s second term.
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Fashion & Style
Three Mothers, One Bond
She said she had picked us, in part, because she had read that lesbians have the longest wait for adoptions of all, and she wanted to right that wrong. How could we not love her?
13
Arts
Game Theory: The Year of Antisocial Gaming
They say 2012 was the year of the social game. Don't believe them. This was actually the year of the antisocial game.
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N.Y. / Region
Billions in Aid for Hurricane Victims Appears in Jeopardy
A bill to provide federal aid to states pummeled by Hurricane Sandy was in danger of dying on Tuesday night as the House seemed headed for adjournment without taking up the legislation.
15
World
Bahrain: 2 Sentenced in Beating Death
Two police officers have been sentenced to seven years in prison for beating to death a Shiite opposition activist in custody during last year’s crackdown on protesters.
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Business Day
In Europe, Focus Begins to Shift to the Speed of a Nascent Recovery
The probability of catastrophe in the euro zone has fallen substantially because of a fundamental change in the way European leaders are dealing with the debt crisis.
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World
Afghan Camps Receive Winter Aid, but Officials Say It Isn’t Enough
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on Sunday distributed emergency cold weather supplies to families in a refugee camp where two days earlier a 3-year-old child died of exposure to the cold.
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Real Estate
A Nod to New Amsterdam
19 South William Street is the sober sister on a block of flamboyant beauties.
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Magazine
Adrienne Rich’s Kind of Language
The poet who wrote from the heart and the mind; from the gut and the crotch.@20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00 @20:00
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Science
Beyond the Myth: The Bounteous Mekong
At first glance, the river may seem a near-wilderness. On closer inspection, the Mekong and its banks are more like an unruly linear farm.
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N.Y. / Region
What to Expect in New York in 2013
The Times’s Metro reporters predict next year’s news in the city and region.
3
Style
Talking to Other Parents About Guns
There are no guns in this house. There, I said it, and now you know - but how do I ask others the question I just answered?
4
Opinion
America’s Retreat From the Death Penalty
More lawmakers and voters are facing up to the costs and mistakes of capital cases.
5
Opinion
Rape, Lies and Videotapes
The rape of an elderly woman in Tel Aviv revives Israelis' fears about African immigrants -- just in time for the general election.
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World
A Library Joins a Drive for Veterans' Success
The Single Stop Veterans Initiative, a collaboration by three groups, helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life with counselors at the Mid-Manhattan Library and six other locations around New York City.
7
Business Day
Investigative Firm Started by Krolls Acquires Private Watchdog
K2 Intelligence, the investigative business started by Jules Kroll and Jeremy Kroll, has acquired Thacher Associates, a leading player in the niche business of overseeing large-scale real estate development projects on behalf of governments and developers to ferret out corruption in the construction process.
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Business
Andrew Sullivan Leaving Daily Beast to Start Subscription Web Site
The prolific blogger wrote that he thought that "the only truly solid future for online journalism'' is to get readers to pay for content, and eschewed advertising revenue because it was "distracting and intrusive.''
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N.Y. / Region
Answers to Questions About New York
Questions about a seemingly dangerous merging of bike and turning lanes, and rush-hour green lights.
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U.S.
How the Deal on the Fiscal Cliff Affects Financial Aid
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on paying for college, explains how the new legislation affects financial aid for current and prospective college students.
12
Fashion & Style
Three Mothers, One Bond
She said she had picked us, in part, because she had read that lesbians have the longest wait for adoptions of all, and she wanted to right that wrong. How could we not love her?
13
Arts
Game Theory: The Year of Antisocial Gaming
They say 2012 was the year of the social game. Don't believe them. This was actually the year of the antisocial game.
14
N.Y. / Region
Billions in Aid for Hurricane Victims Appears in Jeopardy
A bill to provide federal aid to states pummeled by Hurricane Sandy was in danger of dying on Tuesday night as the House seemed headed for adjournment without taking up the legislation.
15
World
Bahrain: 2 Sentenced in Beating Death
Two police officers have been sentenced to seven years in prison for beating to death a Shiite opposition activist in custody during last year’s crackdown on protesters.
16
Business Day
In Europe, Focus Begins to Shift to the Speed of a Nascent Recovery
The probability of catastrophe in the euro zone has fallen substantially because of a fundamental change in the way European leaders are dealing with the debt crisis.
17
Real Estate
A Nod to New Amsterdam
19 South William Street is the sober sister on a block of flamboyant beauties.
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Business Day
When the Deficit Will Be Fixed
It's difficult for members of Congress to agree to take a political hit for raising taxes and cutting into popular programs when the benefits will be realized only by their successors, an economist writes.
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Sports
Piazza, the Marlin, And a Shared Fixation
Mike Piazza played five games for the Marlins, in 1998, but his Marlins baseball cards remain objects of desire for a lawyer in California and a student in Miami.
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Opinion
Why the Economy Needs Tax Reform
Fixing the tax code could be a defining legacy for President Obama’s second term.
Sutton is known, albeit apocryphally, for the urban legend that he said that he robbed banks "because that's where the money is".
Time to cook supper.
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