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N.Y. / Region
Free Legal Advice
Metropolitan Diary: Free legal advice bounced back when a tailor used it on the customer who had provided it.
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Opinion
The Silent Partner Behind the Shale Energy Boom - Taxpayers
A closer look at the public investments behind the private success of a shale-fracking pioneer.
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Health
Making the Case for Eating Fruit
Fresh fruit should not become a casualty in the sugar wars, many nutrition experts say.
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Style
I Do Not Want My Daughter to Be 'Nice'
My daughter is kind and compassionate, but she will not smile unless either she is genuinely glad to see you or you’re telling her a joke that has a scatological punch line.
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Business Day
U.S. Financial Firm Courts Start-Ups in Brazil
In recent months, one of SVB Financial Group’s subsidiaries, Silicon Valley Bank, has added venture capital firms and young companies in Brazil as clients. And SVB Capital, another subsidiary, expects to make new investments in South American venture capital firms.
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Style
Choking Still Sends Too Many Children to the E.R.
What food item is most likely to cause children to choke? Candy.
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Business Day
Help! I'm Not a Numbers Person!
In debt and and barely breaking even, the owner of a small business goes looking for help: “I just want out!”
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I can try to provide romance on demand.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/02/fashion/02Small.html?_r=1&src=tp
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World
Debate Over Controversial Delhi "Encounter" Continues
Debate over the controversial 2008 gun battle in Batla House area of Delhi continues.
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Technology
Apps That Know What You Want, Before You Do
Technology companies are rushing into predictive search, developing apps like Google Now that process digital clues to anticipate what users want to know.
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N.Y. / Region
Fight Over Plan for Natural Gas Port Off Long Island
Supporters say the port would create jobs and lower energy costs, but opponents worry that it could be exploited as an export business.
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World
13th-Century Alleyways and a Modern Plague of Illegal Renovations
Beijing is losing many of its hutongs, the traditional Chinese alleyways that date to the 13th century, and gaining a bevy of illegal, outsize construction in their places.
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N.Y. / Region
A Summer Internship at a Place Where Most People Stay for Good
Woodlawn has enlisted four University of Pennsylvania graduate students to help clean and restore some of its 1,316 mausoleums and 150,000 monuments and gravestones.
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