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N.Y. / Region
Jury Finds Tenant Guilty of Setting Deadly Fire at a Crowded Brooklyn Tenement in 2010
A jury found that a Guatemalan immigrant set a blaze in an illegally subdivided apartment building with few exits.
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Autos
Fuel Economy: Small Decline in 2011 and a Probable Climb in 2012, E.P.A. Says
The E.P.A. fuel economy and emissions numbers for 2012 are preliminary, and based on sales estimates provided to the agency by automakers.
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Business Day
Financial Tips for Younger People
Financial advisers share their advice to Americans under 40 who are having trouble putting aside money in savings.
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World
Government Pledges to Clean Up Yamuna River (Again)
Government promises a blueprint for cleaning up the holy river for Hindus in two months.
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Opinion
Death to Whistle-Blowers?
What could be more destructive to an informed citizenry than the threat of the death penalty or life imprisonment for whistle-blowers?
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Opinion
Stealing Books for the Poor
In the West, piracy is a matter of intellectual property but in China, the issue is not just legal, but social.
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Business Day
F.D.A. Raises Heart Alert on Antibiotic in Wide Use
Azithromycin, a popular drug, can cause changes in the electrical activity of the heart that may lead to a fatal irregular heart rhythm in some patients.
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N.Y. / Region
Lhota Makes a Strong Start in Fund-Raising
Joseph J. Lhota, a Republican, has begun to dispel worries that he could not mount a candidacy capable of keeping pace with his better-established rivals.
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Sports
How to Watch the NYC Half
There are a number of prime viewing spots along the route of the NYC Half, scheduled for Sunday.
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U.S.
Senate Debate Introduces 3 Republicans to Massachusetts Voters
Disagreements were rare as Gabriel Gomez, Michael Sullivan and Daniel B. Winslow made their cases for filling John Kerry’s seat.
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Business Day
More Companies Holding Annual Board Elections, Group Reports
After prompting by shareholders, 46 companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index have agreed to hold annual elections for all their directors, a corporate governance initiative run out of Harvard Law School said on Wednesday.
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Business Day
Coca-Cola Cooperating With Chinese GPS Investigation
The authorities in Yunnan Province are looking into whether the company's employees illegally used the navigation system to "collect classified information."
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Opinion
Why Label Genetically Engineered Food?
There is no reliable evidence that genetically modified foods now on the market pose any risk to consumers.
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Opinion
The Long Shadow of Budget Cuts on U.S. Science Investment
Political deadlock over the budget threatens basic research on energy frontiers.
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World
For Enclave of Rebel Artists, Much in Life Was Free, but Not Real Estate
The artist squat, in an old factory, became a cultural hub, but now the property owners are trying to shut it down.
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Business Day
What Hospitals Charge the Uninsured
Why not link the prices that hospitals can charge the uninsured to the prices Medicare pays? an economist asks.
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Business Day
Do You Pay Employees to Exist or to Produce?
Many companies offer bonus plans that could be called pennies-from-heaven plans, in which a bonus is given when the owner decides the company has had a good year and wants to spread some of the wealth. This tends to be a waste of money.
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Opinion
Using Pardons Sparingly
A lawyer disagrees with an editorial urging President Obama to approve more pardons.
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Opinion
The Censors' Salon
A legendary literary café reopens in Lahore as ever more Pakistanis are silenced by restrictions on free speech.
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N.Y. / Region
U.S. Will Provide Millions More in Storm Aid for New York
The $436 million will go to repair dunes, beaches and sea walls in coastal communities that were hammered by the hurricane.
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Business Day
Financial Tips for Younger People
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Business Day
F.D.A. Raises Heart Alert on Antibiotic in Wide Use
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Sports
How to Watch the NYC Half
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Business Day
What Hospitals Charge the Uninsured
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Business Day
Do You Pay Employees to Exist or to Produce?
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Opinion
Using Pardons Sparingly
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Home & Garden
A Creative Turn for Watering
A Brooklyn designer’s latest creation is a twist on an old watering can.
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Opinion
The Censors' Salon
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N.Y. / Region
Mother Called Her Final Act ‘Evil’
Cynthia Wachenheim jumped to her death from her eighth-floor Harlem apartment on Wednesday, holding her 10-month-old son, who survived.
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Opinion
The Junking of Civilization
When fine art and serious music are offered as junk global commodities, we face the making of universities into junk global brands.
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Business Day
U.S. and Europe Seek Support for Trade Pact
Exports of motor vehicles from Europe to the United States could increase 149 percent with the passage of a free trade deal.
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