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Multimedia
Moving Walls — and Minds
With a new exhibition space and improved Web site, the Open Society Foundations’s “Moving Walls” series offers the public greater access to in-depth humanitarian documentary photography.
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Business Day
Jet Makers Avoid Risk by Redoing Old Models
Boeing’s announcement that it had started presenting airlines with an enhanced version of its 777 jet, rather than a whole new plane, underscores the shift.
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World
Financially Strapped Bharti Airtel Sells Stake to Qatar
India’s largest mobile phone company, by subscribers, has a huge debt load and has not turned a profit in Africa.
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Business Day
Kodak's Fuzzy Future
As part of its bankruptcy, Kodak sold well-known businesses to focus on areas that some say are highly competitive or stagnant.
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U.S.
State Sale of 100 Longhorns Stirs Debate, and Proposed Law, on the Breed’s Future
State Representative Charles Anderson has filed a bill to bar Texas Parks and Wildlife from further reducing the Big Bend herd.
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Opinion
Send Judges to Guantánamo, Then Shut It
President Obama can get past Congress’s ban on bringing Guantánamo detainees north for civilian trials by sending civilian judges to them.
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Business Day
Crestwood to Merge With Inergy in $7 Billion Deal
Crestwood Midstream Partners agreed to buy control of a fellow gas pipeline operator, Inergy L.P., on Monday to form a company with a combined enterprise value of about $7 billion, as the boom in drilling continues to foster deal-making.
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Business Day
In Online Video, Street Cred vs. Quality
Companies promoting their offerings for advertisers this week are stressing authentic user-generated videos or professional, trustworthy content.
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Opinion
Beyond the Code of the Streets
Among young black men who’ve made it, the Code of the Streets still exerts a pull.
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Opinion
Attention Deficit Drugs
Dr. Vivien Chan, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, responds to a news article about new rules on college campuses regarding the drugs.
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Business Day
New York to Sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo Over Settlement Violations
New York’s top prosecutor is poised to sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo over claims that they violated terms of a $26 billion mortgage settlement, according to several people briefed on the matter.
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Technology
Q.& A.: Finding and Using Windows Contacts
The Windows 7 Contacts folder is another place on the computer to store addresses, but you may have to import the contacts from another program.
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Science
Empty Nets on the Mekong
On the Mekong, the Opperman family learns how to cast for dinner in a changing river.
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Science
Emil Frei III, Who Put Cancer Cures in Reach, Dies at 89
Dr. Frei was an oncologist whose trailblazing use of combination chemotherapy helped make certain cancers curable for the first time.
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N.Y. / Region
Two Former Liu Associates Are Found Guilty in Campaign-Finance Scheme
Jia Hou and Xing Wu Pan were convicted for their roles in trying to steer money to the campaign of John C. Liu, a Democratic candidate for mayor, through illegal fund-raising.
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Education
Figuring Out How to Give Teachers Useful Feedback
While Texas legislators and educators agree that better methods are needed for teacher assessment, the question of tying evaluations to test scores is a sticking point.
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N.Y. / Region
Neighbors Resist a Plan to Clean a Toxic Canal
The Environmental Protection Agency’s $500 million proposal to clean the Gowanus Canal has worried Brooklyn residents about the effects on the air and a beloved swimming pool.
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Health
Sucking Your Child's Pacifier Clean May Have Benefits
Children whose parents had no problems sucking their pacifiers to clean them had fewer allergies, lower rates of eczema and fewer signs of asthma than those whose parents typically rinsed or boiled them.
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