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Science
Death and Dying, the Animal Way
Bernd Heinrich, an emeritus biology professor at the University of Vermont, has been studying how animals die.
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Opinion
Lobbying for the 2 Percent
A reader responds to a front-page article, “Public Goals, Private Interests in Debt Campaign.”
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Business Day
German Economy Shrank in Fourth Quarter
The decline was largely the result of sagging investment by German managers worried about the future of the euro zone.
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Health
Some With Autism Diagnosis Can Overcome Symptoms, Study Finds
A new study suggests that some people who have received an autism diagnosis are able to improve significantly and not qualify for the diagnosis later in life.
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Booming
Documenting a Generation’s Fall
The new documentary “Set for Life” features interviews with dozens of boomers whose lives and careers have been upended by the Great Recession.
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Business Day
A Moment of Zen, on the Go
As more Americans take up yoga, hotel companies, and even some airports, are beginning to cater to avid practitioners.
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Opinion
Care for Suicidal Teenagers
The director of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline responds to an article about therapy for suicidal teenagers.
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Technology
In Choosing a Tablet, First Try It On for Size
Lighter, thinner devices make up for their smaller screens and limited computing power by being easier to hold for long periods.
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World
Jordan: Fire Kills Family at Camp for Syrian Refugees
The center is a temporary shelter for refugees before they are moved to a camp called Zaatari, which has been battered by a flash flood.
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World
Concession After Days of Protest in Pakistan
The prime minister announced that the chief minister in Baluchistan Province, Mohammed Aslam Raisani, had been dismissed and the Parliament there had been dissolved.
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Business Day
A.I.G. Seeks Approval to File More Bank Suits
A.I.G. must win a court fight with an entity run by the New York Fed, which the insurer says is blocking its efforts to go after banks that harmed it financially.
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U.S.
After Years of Discord, California and Nevada Agree on Tahoe Development
A bistate compact made in 1969 clamped down on runaway development, but a new plan should update infrastructure and help restore the lake’s clarity.
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Business Day
Condé Nast Writer Deals Stir Dispute
The publishing company is seeking film and television profits from articles that may become films and television programs, a plan that writers and agents say cuts into their shrinking compensation.
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Education
Parents’ Financial Support May Not Help College Grades
A new national study found that the more college money provided, the lower the student’s grades.
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U.S.
Record Taxpayer Cost Is Seen for Crop Insurance
After a severe drought, the cost of the program has drawn renewed attention as the Obama administration and Congressional Republicans wrangle over ways to cut the deficit.
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Business Day
Guns, Maps and Data That Disturb
Journalists create context by using sources who bring insight and provide analysis. Simply pointing out that something is public as the sole reason for publishing it is not a sufficient justification.
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Business Day
A Different Kind of Soap Maker Seeks a Compatible Partner
Eric Ryan, a founder of the cleaning products maker Method, says that finding a suitor with similar values — in this case, the Belgian company Ecover — was important to the company.
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Fashion & Style
The Dalloway
A new establishment, owned by two reality TV stars, is decidedly not your mother’s lesbian bar.
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