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Opinion
No Way Out: ‘12 Years a Slave’
The film, unlike the memoir on which it is based, withholds from the audience an outlet for either its hope or its sympathy.
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Business Day
Vestas Hopes to Bring Wind Power to World
A project called Wind for Prosperity aims to start supplying low-cost power to rural populations around the globe.
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Your Money
Individuals Find Ideas in the Institutional Investment World
Some wealthy investors are exploring investment policy statements, which are used by foundations to create parameters for how securities are bought and sold.
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U.S.
Inquiry in Cover-Up of Ohio Rape Yields Indictment of Four Adults
The superintendent in the school system of Steubenville, Ohio, was among those indicted on Monday by a grand jury investigating the cover-up of a 2012 rape.
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N.Y. / Region
Group to Promote Revised Plan for Tolls on East River Bridges
A cadre of New York City’s transit minds are fine-tuning a pricing model to reduce congestion that might be more palatable to residents outside Manhattan.
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Science
Video: ScienceTake: Sea Slug Love
In the mating game, males and females can have different agendas even when they inhabit the same body.
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Opinion
A Glimmer of Sense on Guantánamo
The Senate defeated an amendment that would have extended the existing transfer restrictions of the detainees.
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World
Parents Receive Life Sentences in Murders of Daughter and Domestic Worker
A court in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, handed down life sentences to Rajesh and Nupur Talwar for the murders of their teenage daughter and domestic worker.
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Technology
A Graphic Novel With Teeth (and Claws)
“Shifter,” a graphic novel from Anomaly Productions, uses augmented reality to make prehistoric creatures spring to life.
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Science
A Historical Elephant’s New Identity
A 255-year-old elephant fetus on which Carl Linnaeus based his taxonomy of Asian elephants was actually African, new research shows.
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Health
Lifesaving Flu Drugs Fall in Use in Children
Prompt use of antiviral medications can save the lives of flu-stricken children — yet the drugs are being used less frequently than they once were, a study finds.
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Real Estate
Island Park: Sandy as Mother of Reinvention
An affordable Nassau County enclave rebounding from the ravages of Hurricane Sandy, thanks to a network of close-knit, multigenerational families.
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U.S.
Inquiry in Cover-Up of Ohio Rape Yields Indictment of Four Adults
The superintendent in the school system of Steubenville, Ohio, was among those indicted on Monday by a grand jury investigating the cover-up of a 2012 rape.
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N.Y. / Region
Group to Promote Revised Plan for Tolls on East River Bridges
A cadre of New York City’s transit minds are fine-tuning a pricing model to reduce congestion that might be more palatable to residents outside Manhattan.
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World
Syrian Rebel Group Skeptical of Talks
The planned international conference on ending Syria’s civil war encountered its first obstacles, a day after it was announced in Geneva.Religious war.
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U.S.
In a Time of Need, a Vice President Talking, as Ever
Following Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. for a week shows how much he is talking to discouraged Democrats and covering the distracted president’s bases.
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