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Automobiles
In Milan, Fashion on Two Wheels
Highlights from the 71st edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition in Milan, which included more than 1,000 manufacturers of machines, riding gear and accessories.
These things are not my dreams.
When the rear wheels come loose I do not want to be dead.
Transportation needs weather protection for the driver.
Stability on a bad surface is important.
The ability to get up after a dump has great appeal.
Motorbike people who travel distances own and use trucks.
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Booming
The Gift at an Ending
My mother at the extraordinary age of 99 was “winding down” and faraway. But then my husband, a doctor, sat down at her bedside and started cracking jokes.
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Business Day
‘60 Minutes’ Airs Apology on Benghazi
The CBS newsmagazine issued a rare retraction and apology for its report on an attack on Americans in Libya, saying it was misled by a source.
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Business Day
Starbucks to Pay Kraft $2.75 Billion, Ending Broken-Deal Dispute
The disagreement centered on the way Starbucks broke off its long-term relationship with Kraft three years ago over Kraft’s objections.
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Opinion
21st-Century Slavery
A reader urges that money be used to fight today’s bondage rather than as reparations for slavery of the past.
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Technology
A New Design for Wireless Sound
The Danish audio company Libratone has embraced a new shape for wireless speakers: round. Its latest, the Loop, resembles a large plate.
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Science
A Jolt to Complacency on Food Supply
The negative effects of global climate change on agriculture are expected to get worse, experts say, raising deep concerns about the global food supply in the decades to come.
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World
Norway: Man With Knife Kills 3 After Hijacking a Bus
The suspect, described as a man in his 50s, was arrested after the attack in Sogn and Fjordane County, the police said.
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Science
Poisonous to Pets
In addition to chocolate, canine food risks include the artificial sweetener xylitol, macadamia nuts, onions, garlic, leeks and chives.
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Magazine
Mayor Ed Lee: ‘Tech Workers Are Not Robots’
The mayor of San Francisco on the Twitter economy.
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World
A Conversation With: Former Indian Army Chief Gen. Vijay Kumar Singh
Former Indian Army Chief Gen. Vijay Kumar Singh on India-Pakistan relations and corruption in the Indian military establishment.
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Science
Choosing to Chew Gum
Chewing sugarless gum after a meal can help prevent tooth decay, the American Dental Association has said.
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Opinion
Alfre Woodard
The actress has only eight friends on Facebook — “otherwise, it becomes a job.”I have been ignoring Facebook. I intend to continue to ignore it.
You will communicate directly when you wish.
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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Opinion
Stop Penalizing Poor College Students
The way the Pell grant program is designed makes it harder for low-income students to graduate on schedule.
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N.Y. / Region
M.T.A. Sees Smaller Fare Increases in ’15 and ’17
An improved financial outlook, aided by higher than expected passenger and real estate revenues, suggest transit fare and toll prices would go up by 4 percent, down from 7.5 percent.
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Opinion
Does My Virginity Have a Shelf Life?
At 35, I’ve been holding out for so long, how can I change now? And yet I have doubts.
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N.Y. / Region
Bloomberg Issues Final Letter Grades for New York Schools
The announcement was accompanied by a sense of acquiescence as the city prepares to hand over the school system to Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio, who has pledged to do away with the ratings.
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World
Attacks Across Iraq Kill Dozens
At least 27 people were killed on Wednesday in a series of bomb blasts and gunfire attacks that stretched to the northern cities of Tikrit and Mosul and to the regions west of Baghdad and Falluja.
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The coffee is not that good. They do supply hot spots.
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World
Norway: Man With Knife Kills 3 After Hijacking a Bus
The suspect, described as a man in his 50s, was arrested after the attack in Sogn and Fjordane County, the police said.
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Science
Poisonous to Pets
In addition to chocolate, canine food risks include the artificial sweetener xylitol, macadamia nuts, onions, garlic, leeks and chives.
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Science
A Jolt to Complacency on Food Supply
The negative effects of global climate change on agriculture are expected to get worse, experts say, raising deep concerns about the global food supply in the decades to come.
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Fashion & Style
For Gore Vidal, a Final Plot Twist
The author and master contrarian left his entire estate to Harvard, forsaking loved ones and setting off a legal battle.
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Magazine
Your Vegetable Ad Here
Readers suggested nearly 400 slogans for untrendy vegetables. The magazine’s art department envisioned three of them as ad campaigns.
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Travel
Festivals Where the Beat Makes You Move
Want to mix music into a Caribbean vacation? Here’s a guide to festivals next year from Anguilla to St. Lucia.
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N.Y. / Region
The Implications of Ownership
“Owners,” a 1972 play by Caryl Churchill at the Yale Repertory Theater, taps the ethos of “Do what you want. Get what you can.”
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Fashion & Style
‘Annie Hall,’ the Sequel
Seen at New York City’s Union Square, Cara Araneta’s style influences include Woody Allen and Wong Kar-wai.No.
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