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Dining & Wine
The End of a Farmer’s Era
One of the Greenmarkets’ longest-standing participants is officially retiring at the end of this year’s growing season.
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Opinion
A Tree Grows in Canada
Canada views its constitution as “a living tree capable of growth and expansion.” Such a tree is still alive in the United States — at least for now.
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N.Y. / Region
2 Officers Accused of Harassing Latinos Now Await Verdict
The officers, Dennis Spaulding and David Cari, were among several members of the East Haven Police Department in Connecticut implicated in a Justice Department investigation.
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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
Taking Flight Without Taking Off
Fly the Dream, a new virtual entertainment store, offers customers the opportunity to simulate flying an F-16 Falcon.
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Opinion
The Shadow of the Sequester
The idea that sequestration was a huge “win” for the G.O.P. is making the current impasse worse.
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Arts
Indian Artist Explores Absence Through Presence
To demonstrate erasure in her work, the Mumbai-based artist Neha Choksi has lost consciousness, fallen silent for 10 days and submerged herself in a lake.
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N.Y. / Region
She Doesn’t Just Play a Mother on TV
Betsy Brandt, who now appears in “The Michael J. Fox Show” after five seasons on “Breaking Bad,” spends days off taking in Manhattan and her new home, with her husband and two young children.This is not a part of my world.
I does not read as a bad life.
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Business Day
Many Tune In to a Sad Night on ‘Glee’
The episode Thursday night, which addressed the death of the actor Cory Monteith via the death of the character he played, drew 7.4 million viewers.
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Booming
My Face Is Stuck in the ’70s
Why should men be the only ones who don’t have to “fix” their faces?
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Opinion
Civil Rights in Turkey
The author of a book about the Turkish government’s ban on head scarves says the lifting of the ban is “an important remedy for Turkey’s overly aggressive control of religion.”
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Business Day
‘Walking Dead’ Premiere Is Highest Rated Show of TV Season
With 16 million viewers, the zombie-themed series on AMC broke its own record for cable entertainment. Among young viewers, it was even more dominant.
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Sports
Missy Franklin Finds New World on Campus
Franklin goes from winning medals at the world championships two months ago to experiencing life in college at the University of California.
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World
U.N. Backs Peace Effort for Central African Republic
The Security Council approved a resolution that promised support for an African Union force in the Central African Republic and raised the possibility of a United Nations peacekeeping mission.
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World
Karzai Lashes Out at the U.S. for Its Role and Focus in Afghanistan
President Hamid Karzai’s comments came as talks on the long-term American security presence have reached an impasse.
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Opinion
Fukushima Politics
Japan’s former prime minister, once a supporter of nuclear power, now wants a total ban.
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U.S.
Felony Counts for 2 in Suicide of Bullied 12-Year-Old
A Central Florida sheriff said two girls, 12 and 14, were arrested after the older one posted an offensive online comment Saturday in connection with the case.
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U.S.
Oregon Father’s Memorial Trek Across Country Ends in a Family’s Second Tragedy
Joe Bell, who was walking across the country to memorialize his gay son, who committed suicide after being bullied, was killed by a tractor-trailer in Colorado.Nothing to add.
Just random numbers.
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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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Opinion
Europe’s Populist Backlash
Italy’s prime minister has warned of the danger that rising populism poses to political and economic stability. What can he do about it?
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Dining & Wine
The End of a Farmer’s Era
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N.Y. / Region
Sailing Beneath the Red, White And Green
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Business Day
Bank of England Retains Low Interest Rate
The central bank decided to keep its benchmark interest rate level at a record low and hold its economic stimulus program steady.
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Opinion
The Shadow of the Sequester
The idea that sequestration was a huge “win” for the G.O.P. is making the current impasse worse.
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N.Y. / Region
A Private Artist Goes Public
Janet Ruttenberg, 82, a wealthy woman who refuses to sell her work, is having her first exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York.
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Business Day
Many Tune In to a Sad Night on ‘Glee’
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N.Y. / Region
Former Liu Associates Are Sentenced
Lawyers for Jia Hou and Xing Wu Pan, who were convicted of attempting to illegally funnel money to John C. Liu’s mayoral campaign, had asked that their clients avoid prison.
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Business Day
Nestle Is Said to Seek Buyer for Jenny Craig
The Swiss food giant is said to be looking to sell the weight-loss brand, just seven years after spending $600 million to buy the company from two private equity firms.
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Opinion
Civil Rights in Turkey
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N.Y. / Region
As Police Chased Leads About ‘Baby Hope,’ Those Who Knew Her Kept Quiet
Anjelica Castillo lived with seven people in a Queens apartment, but none spoke up when she vanished; neither did her parents, sisters or the cabdriver who reportedly ferried her killer.
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