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World
Goodbye to Heidelberg
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Business Day
Taxing Homeowners as if They Were Landlords
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Health
Ask Well: Gap Toothed
A gap tooth can arise for a variety of reasons. And a variety of treatments are available to fix it, though it is often not medically necessary to do so.
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World
Iraq: Bomb Attacks on Shiite Mosque Kill 33
A coordinated car bomb and suicide bomb attack on a Shiite mosque in Baghdad killed at least 33 people and wounded 55, the police and medical officials said.
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World
Canada: Crude Oil in Runaway Train Was Mislabeled
The runaway train that exploded, killing 47 people and destroying much of Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, was far more volatile than signs on its tank cars indicated, investigators said.
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Theater
Taking the Reins, Then Hanging On
After moving from New York to Oregon to run the Profile Theater in Portland, Adriana Baer faced many challenges, starting with finding the company a new home.
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N.Y. / Region
Manson Whitlock, Typewriter Repairman, Dies at 96
Mr. Whitlock, often described as America’s oldest typewriter repairman, had a shop near Yale and fixed more than 300,000 machines — but never a computer.
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N.Y. / Region
Tuition Aid From a Zombie Elf
Players of the fantasy trading card game “Magic: The Gathering” are helping their younger counterparts with scholarships.
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U.S.
Applying to College With The New York Times
College admissions resources from The New York Times.
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Business Day
New Ad Campaign Targets Childhood Hunger
The ads, appearing on TV, radio, in print and online, are from the Advertising Council and Feeding America, a hunger relief organization.
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Sports
Olympians To Be Warned Not to Protest Law in Sochi
Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, said that athletes would be warned about rules prohibiting demonstrations at the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
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N.Y. / Region
Just Before Brooklyn Boy’s Funeral, 2 Arrests in His Killing
Hours before mourners began filing past the coffin of Antiq Hennis, 1, who was fatally shot in Brownsville last weekend, detectives arrested two suspects in Pennsylvania.
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Business Day
More Data Can Mean Less Guessing About the Economy
The ever-expanding ways to track behavior online could produce much more accurate economic forecasts — and more informed policy-making.
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Opinion
Johnny Football’s Payday
The cry grows for more equitable treatment of college football and men’s basketball players.
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Real Estate
The Once and Future Marquand
An Upper East Side building, the successor to a mansion, is entering a new chapter: luxury condominiums.
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Opinion
A Plea for Caution From Russia
It is dangerous for any country, including America, to see itself as exceptional, whatever its motivation.
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