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World
No Aid Seen in Syrian Town Despite a Deal to Lift Barriers
Government officials and rebels blame one another as no aid is yet delivered to the civilians in Moadhamiya, just outside the city limits of Damascus.There is no gain in aid.
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He was not, sadly, legally insane.
Commutation of sentence could be considered.
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World
Russian Inquiry Finds No Radiation Link to Arafat’s Death
Teams of scientists from France, Switzerland and Russia had been asked to determine whether polonium played a role in the 2004 death of Yasir Arafat, the former Palestinian leader.
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N.Y. / Region
Museum of the City of New York’s Gelato Giveaway
Free gelato and hands-on activities at Museum of the City of New York and free concerts at Brooklyn Night Bazaar.no.
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Your Money
How Lucrative Thy Branches
Christmas trees are a small but highly profitable part of the timber industry, where profit can be decades in coming.
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World
Congo: Soldiers Retake Town Seized by Rebel Group
Soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have taken back a town in eastern Congo occupied by a Ugandan rebel group, a government spokesman said.
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Sports
Asomugha, Former All-Pro, Is Set to Announce Retirement
Nnamdi Asomugha, a cornerback who starred with the Raiders, later played for the Eagles and the 49ers.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Times Minute | After the N.S.A. Ruling
Also on the Minute, political compromise in Tunisia and basketball diplomacy continues.No faith.
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Fashion & Style
Video: Bill Cunningham | Red and White All Over
Decorations and whimsical expressions transformed the city into smiles and joy for the annual SantaCon celebrants.
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Sports
U.S.C. Coach May Have Brought Some Baggage With Him
New N.C.A.A. rules are designed to hold football coaches and their staffs more accountable for their actions, and the Trojans’ new leader is under scrutiny.
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Opinion
The Sidney Awards, Part 1
It’s the end of the year, so it’s time to honor some of the best magazine essays of 2013. Enjoy!
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U.S.
Poison Gas Kills Eight Left in Dark After Storm
After hundreds of thousands spent Christmas without electricity, carbon monoxide from gasoline-powered generators was blamed for deaths in the Northeast and Midwest.
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World
Indian Deaths Underscore Risks in U.N. Peacekeeping Missions
The conflict in South Sudan has expanded to attacks on civilians, straining the United Nations troops’ ability to protect the populace.
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Real Estate
Same View, Less Money
Properties built along the northern boundary of Central Park tap into the seemingly insatiable desire for skyline views.
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N.Y. / Region
More Diversity in New York City’s Police Dept., but Blacks Lag
Critics charge that police behavior in minority neighborhoods has hindered efforts to attract black officers, and has sowed broader resentment of the police.
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Science
On New Caledonia, a Lone Survivor
The Amborella plant is the only direct descendant of the ancestor of all flowering plants on earth. Scientists have sequenced its genome.
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Business Day
$40 Million in Aid Set for Bangladesh Garment Workers
The fund for the Rana Plaza factory building collapse is considered a landmark in compensating families of garment industry victims, in terms of both the amount to be paid and the sophistication of the arrangements.
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Multimedia/Photos
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