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Business Day
Deep-Sea Drilling Muddies Political Waters
As technology helps propel the industry further offshore, geopolitical difficulties are intruding. Many countries have overlapping maritime boundaries.
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Video of Protests Across Tunisia After an Opposition Leader Is Gunned Down
Video and photographs shot by Tunisian activists and bloggers on Wednesday gave close-up views of protests across the country.
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Science
The Nuclear Power and Natural Gas Equation
Given the abundance of cheap natural gas, aging nuclear plants with expensive safety problems may find it harder to survive.
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U.S.
New Rove Effort Has G.O.P. Aflame
The strategist Karl Rove and his allies have drawn ire for creating the Conservative Victory Project, their effort to help rebuild the Republican Party and win control of the Senate.
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Opinion
The Persistence of Racial Resentment
We have elected and re-elected a black president, but the percentage of people holding anti-black attitudes is on the rise.
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Business Day
Profound Weight of Layoffs Is Seen in Work Trends Survey
Almost eight in 10 participants in a Rutgers University study said that they had lost a job in the last few years, or were close to someone who had.
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Online Campaign Draws Attention to Case of Saudi Father Accused of Rape and Torture
Reports that a man in Saudi Arabia, who had frequently appeared on television as a preacher, had raped and tortured to death his 5-year-old daughter have fueled outrage online.
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Science
Clues to a Troubling Gap
Researchers say cultural forces keeping girls away from scientific careers are strong in the United States, Britain and Canada but far less pervasive in Russia, Asia and the Middle East.
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U.S.
Study Seeks Biomarkers for Invisible War Scars
The goal of a five-year study, based at New York University’s medical school, is to find reliable, objective evidence of “invisible injuries” of war.
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N.Y. / Region
Guy F. Tozzoli, 90, Who Led Team That Built Twin Towers, Is Dead
It seemed, one article said, as if Mr. Tozzoli had personally willed the trade center into existence, outfoxing enemies, bullying colleagues and maneuvering around problems.
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Business Day
KFC Parent Suffers After China Scandal
Yum Brands sales fell 6% during the fourth quarter in the nation, and worsened in January, because of what it called "adverse publicity" regarding chemical residue found in some of its chicken supply.
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U.S.
From State to State, Varied Responses to the Issue of Gun Violence
More than a dozen governors invoked the Newtown, Conn., shooting as they opened their legislative sessions. But the debate has not always followed party lines.
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Opinion
The Global Farmland Rush
Agribusinesses are using land in poor countries for crops that are exported and do not improve food security.
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Opinion
Depression and the Limits of Psychiatry
The recent revisions to the DSM's definition of depression are based on a questionable conception of what is "normal." Why is that dangerous?
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Opinion
Invitation to a Dialogue: Fighting Poverty
The president of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities says many safety-net programs are quite effective. Readers are invited to respond.
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Opinion
A Capitalist Case for Emancipation
For one businessman, slavery had to end not because it was immoral - but because it was inefficient.
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Business Day
Cravath Hires 2nd Official From Obama Administration
In hiring the departing director of the patent office, Cravath, Swaine & Moore signaled the importance of government policy to powerful law firms.
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U.S.
Congress to See Memo Backing Drone Attacks on Americans
The White House’s order to release classified documents came two days after 11 senators joined a growing chorus seeking information about the justification for targeted killings, especially of United States citizens.
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World
Known for Crime and Poverty, but Working on Its Image
Marseille, France’s second-largest city, is hoping that its designation as European Capital of Culture for 2013, and its makeover, will lift tourism and its economy.
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