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World
Muzaffarnagar Gang Rape Cases Languish in Police Files
The Muzaffarnagar police said the women named their alleged assailants in their gang rape complaints, but the officer investigating these cases, has not made any contact with the men.
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World
Between Big Cities, a Road Passes the Russia Left Behind
Along the highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg — a 12-hour trip by car — one sees great neglected stretches of land that seem drawn backward in time.
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Travel
A Hotel Chain Drops Pornography Channels
The Nordic Choice group will no longer offer pornography channels at its hotels in Scandinavia.
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Business Day
Boeing Profit Exceeds Estimates
Boeing’s results topped analysts’ earnings expectations for an eighth straight quarter, and it again raised its profit forecast for the year.
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Arts
Heirs Press Austria to Return Looted Klimt Frieze
The current dispute over the “Beethoven Frieze” does not hinge on wartime plundering, but rather on how stolen art was handled after the war ended.
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Business Day
Google Jousts With Wired South Korea Over Quirky Internet Rules
South Korea, while leading in so many wired ways, has strong rules governing the Internet, including some on mapping services.
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Sports
Landon Donovan to Sit Out Game Against Panama
Panama’s slim hopes of reaching the World Cup received a boost when Jurgen Klinsmann, the United States coach, said he would sit out Landon Donovan
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U.S.
Laid to Rest in the Front Yard
James Davis has been involved in a dispute with the town of Stevenson, Ala., for burying his wife on his property.
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Opinion
A Way to Salvage Global Trade Talks
A modest pact could boost the economy by easing the flow of goods across borders.
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Arts
Killer Whale, Captive Whale
“Blackfish,” a film about the orca Tilikum and the treatment of whales at SeaWorld and other marine parks, will be shown by CNN on Thursday.
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Opinion
What Puts Young Women at Risk of Prostitution?
Readers respond to a column by Nicholas D. Kristof.
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U.S.
Video: Think Back: The Republican Insurgency
One of the major conflicts in American politics occurs within a single party. The Times’s Sam Tanenhaus explains how the fight between establishment conservatives and insurgents has shaped the G.O.P.An intraparty fight is not bad news to me.
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Business Day
Fey and Poehler to Host Golden Globes for 2 More Years
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler received high praise for their performance on the show in January, and will return for the 2014 and 2015 editions.
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Technology
Apple Targets Microsoft Office With Free Apps
The applications, which essentially duplicate Microsoft Office and used to cost $10 each, will now be free to anyone who buys a new Apple device.
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U.S.
Sebelius Thrust Into Firestorm on Exchanges
Kathleen Sebelius, President Obama’s health secretary, is facing criticism over the health care law’s problem-plagued insurance exchange.
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Technology
Sales Are Colossal, Shares Are Soaring. All Amazon Is Missing Is a Profit
With gargantuan revenue, Amazon’s recent profits have been slim to nonexistent. In its quest to become the world’s bazaar, are earnings beside the point?
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World
Between Big Cities, a Road Passes the Russia Left Behind
Along the highway between Moscow and St. Petersburg — a 12-hour trip by car — one sees great neglected stretches of land that seem drawn backward in time.
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Style
Our Last Name Meant 'Bad Luck.' So We Changed It.
Our family name meant “bad luck man” in Polish, German, Dutch, Hungarian and Czech. When half of Europe reads it, they think instantly of misfortune. Who would want to saddle their children with that?
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The countryside is desperate.
City life has the luxury of fashion.
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Opinion
Bill de Blasio and the New Urban Populism
Does de Blasio’s ascent suggest that the country is moving in a decisively liberal direction?
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Science
Skull Fossil Suggests Simpler Human Lineage
An analysis of a 1.8-million-year-old skull suggests that early human ancestors may have been members of the same species, with diverse physical appearances.
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Fashion & Style
Mickey Boardman: Keeping Up With His Followers
Paper Magazine’s editorial director has never been shy about being seen. Now he’s increasingly using Twitter and Instagram to be heard.
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Home & Garden
A Blueprint for Misery
The artist Michael Elmgreen, on his design with Ingar Dragset of an apartment for a fictional failed architect at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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World
A Royal Christening in Britain Amid a Refrain of Coos
People waited overnight for a view of Prince George, third in line to the throne, who was dressed in a replica of a lace gown first worn by Queen Victoria’s eldest daughter.
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Opinion
New Clean Air Rules Would Do Little
Proposed regulations are irrelevant because of cheap natural gas.
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Fashion & Style
Wrist Watches: From Battlefield to Fashion Accessory
The evolution of the pocket watch into the wristwatch accelerated during World War I, and the centennial of the war has inspired commemorative pieces.
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Health
Flu Shots Tied to Heart Benefits
The flu vaccine is tied to a lower risk of death in those with cardiovascular disease, a new review has found.
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Automobiles
Nissan and Suzuki Issue Recalls for Braking Problems
Nissan said that it would recall 153,000 sport utility vehicles from the 2013-14 model years; Suzuki was recalling 210,000 motorcycles.
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Health
Breaking Through Cancer’s Shield
The discovery that cancers can evade the immune system by wrapping themselves in a protective shield offers a bonus: a way to try to thwart their growth.
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Technology
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