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U.S.
‘Super PAC’ to Raise Money for Liz Cheney’s Senate Bid
The candidate’s father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, will be the keynote speaker at a $10,000-per-couple dinner in Washington this week.
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Business Day
Japanese Firms Focus on Smart Kitchen Appliances
Companies like Panasonic and Toshiba are pouring resources into developing "smart appliances" after losing out in the living room to cheaper Asian rivals.
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U.S.
Georgetown Event To Help Liz Cheney’s Campaign
Supporters of Liz Cheney, whose campaign for a Senate seat in Wyoming got off to a rocky start, have created a “super PAC” to bolster her “name awareness and approval rating.”
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Sports
UConn Wins at Buzzer
Shabazz Napier hit a jumper from the free-throw line as time expired to keep No. 12 Connecticut undefeated with a 65-64 victory over No. 15 Florida.| "Scoreboard | | | Standings | | | Teams | | | Leaders | | | Polls |
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Opinion
Why the Dutch Love Black Pete
A national debate in the Netherlands underscores how the fear of losing identity runs deep.
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Opinion
Sustaining Resilience at Sea
New research indicates that a marine reserve helps ward off some of the effects of climate change.
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World
$12 Billion Is Pledged to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
The amount pledged by donor countries over three years to a global fund was more than the amount raised in 2010, but far short of the goal.
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Automobiles
Honda Unveils World Touring Car Championship Civic
In an effort to defend its manufacturer’s title, Honda says it will field several of the new hatches in the coming W.T.C.C. season.
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Technology
A Traditional Audio Company Enters the Wireless Realm
The Gig, a wireless speaker from Klipsch, shows that high-end audio companies know how to fit a lot of sound into tiny enclosures.
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World
Tests on Arafat Find No Proof of Radiation Poisoning
French investigators’ conclusion partly contradicted and partly confirmed those of Swiss scientists who found abnormal polonium-210 levels in the remains of Yasir Arafat.
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World
A Tiananmen Celebrity, With Snout, Confounds Beijing
The pig that showed up in Tiananmen Square promptly earned the name “Brother Second Apprentice” – a reference to the jolly, gluttonous man-pig in “Journey to the West,” the famous Ming-era adventure novel.
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N.Y. / Region
Diamond-Paved, Deal-Obsessed
The diamond district, on a block of West 47th Street, pulses with the competition of the jewelry sellers, who are always looking for a way to make a deal.
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Arts
Video: TimesTalks: Ricky Gervais
The comedian reflects on his approach to comedy, the success of "The Office" and his new series on Netflix, "Derick."
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Opinion
Bad Eating Habits Start in the Womb
Research on how food preferences develop suggests that obesity may have its roots in what we eat as babies.
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Business Day
Super Bowl Advertising Is Already Sold Out, Fox Executives Say
Concluding ad sales nearly two months before kickoff is unusually early and is a sign of an improving economy and interest in a New York-area game.
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World
Mideast Tensions Alarm U.N. Chief
Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, expressed alarm about what he called the “increasingly dangerous situation on the ground” in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Sports
Week 13 N.F.L. Matchups: Browns Try Going Back to the Future
Jacksonville’s win against free-falling Houston was impressive, and Cleveland, which lost its last two games, has gone back to Brandon Weeden.
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Sports
Video: Accidental Detour Leads Skiers to Deep Snow
In this episode of Teton Gravity Research’s “Behind the Line,” a group of skiers encounters snowstorms and icy roads before finding deep snow in Fieberbrunn.
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U.S.
Immigration Activists End a Fast on the National Mall
Eliseo Medina, a labor leader, was among those who ended fasts on the 22nd day of a bid to press House Republicans.
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Fashion & Style
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