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Opinion
Freedom for California's Indians
The surprising story of bondage and freedom for California’s Native Americans.
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Technology
App Smart Extra: Dictionaries on the Go, Both Fancy and Simple
Looking up words on a mobile phone is easy, with a variety of apps that can help you with definitions, pronunciation, synonyms, even crossword puzzle questions.
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Business Day
A Nasty, Epic Real Estate Battle With Stakes 102 Stories High
A venomous public battle over a $5.2 billion proposal by the Empire State Building’s managing family will face a crucial legal test beginning on Monday.
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Business Day
Hammurabi's Code and U.S. Health Care
If society values doctors’ treatment of the rich and the poor equally, it should look at equity in the fees they receive for different patients, an economist writes.
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Style
The Play Date Gun Debate
Creating a non-political conversation around children and gun-safety.
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World
Departing French Envoy Has Frank Words on Afghanistan
At a farewell party for the French ambassador to Afghanistan, the guest of honor let the diplomatic mask slip to talk about the country’s future.
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Opinion
How to Build a Spoon
Manufacturing is making a comeback in Brooklyn. Have you seen the Spuni?
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U.S.
A Racial Divide Closes as Students Step Up
A week after a “white prom” was held in Wilcox County, Ga., the first integrated prom, organized by students, will take place.
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Magazine
Making Sense of an Infant’s Sudden Weakness
A 3-month-old loses her appetite, then her strength.
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Opinion
O'Connor Regrets Bush v. Gore
She said the Supreme Court probably “added to the problem at the end of the day” and “stirred up the public.”
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Technology
How Big Data Is Playing Recruiter for Specialized Workers
In industries where good talent can be hard to find, companies are using algorithms to scour the Web for recruits, and in the process, they are challenging some traditional notions of hiring.
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Business Day
Financiers' Charity Gala Goes the Way of Canapés
Ark, the children’s charity founded by the hedge fund manager Arpad A. Busson, is no longer holding its $15,500-a-ticket fund-raiser that had become an annual fixture for London’s top hedge fund managers and celebrities.
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Opinion
Public Sentiment About the Keystone Oil Pipeline
Readers respond to a column by Joe Nocera, who is in favor of the pipeline.
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World
The Beauty Market Resists Recession
Economic hard times have failed to dent the enthusiasm of Europeans for beauty treatments. But health experts are sounding alarms about potential health risks of some of those treatments.
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World
Israel: Military to Stop Using Shells Containing Phosphorus
The Israeli military said on Friday that it planned to remove shells containing phosphorus from active use within about a year.
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Business Day
Venture Capitalists Are Making Bigger Bets on Food Start-Ups
The ultimate goal of venture capitalists in Silicon Valley, who funneled about $350 million into food projects last year, is to transform the food industry.
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U.S.
Spending Cuts Threaten to Delay Research, Obama Tells Scientists
Sequestration could hinder progress on federally sponsored research projects for two years, putting the United States at risk of falling behind in science, President Obama told the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.
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World
Search for Cuts Puts Portugal’s Schools on Chopping Block
A court ruling and continuing budgetary difficulties have left Portugal’s government to reduce spending where it can — including in its education system, already one of the weakest in Europe.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
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Opinion
Freedom for California's Indians
The surprising story of bondage and freedom for California’s Native Americans.
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Business Day
Hammurabi's Code and U.S. Health Care
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Style
The Play Date Gun Debate
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Opinion
O'Connor Regrets Bush v. Gore
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Business Day
Financiers' Charity Gala Goes the Way of Canapés
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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U.S.
New Suburban Dream Born of Asia and Southern California
While much of the current immigration debate in Congress has focused on Hispanics, Asians have become a dominant cultural force in the San Gabriel Valley east of Los Angeles.
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