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Arts
A Speedy Snail and His Pals Move to the Small Screen
“Turbo FAST” places the racing snail characters from the DreamWorks film “Turbo” in a children’s television show.
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Opinion
The Gospel According to Mary
What we can learn from early Christian texts that are not in the New Testament.
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Arts
Sphinx Awards Highlight Promise Among Young Musicians
The prizes recognize musicians in the early stage of their careers who demonstrate “artistic excellence, outstanding work ethic, a spirit of determination and great potential for leadership.”
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Lightweight Heavy Duty Edition
Ford asks Alcoa to provide military-grade aluminum for its F-150 display at the Detroit auto show next month; Fiat restarts negotiations to buy remaining Chrysler shares.
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Sports
Payouts to N.F.L. Retirees With Mild Dementia Are Being Clarified
Players in the category would receive up to $1.5 million, knowing that if they develop full-blown dementia they can receive as much as $1.5 million more.
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U.S.
Edwin A. Shuman III, Former Prisoner of War Who Defied Hanoi Hilton Guards, Dies at 82
Commander Shuman, a Navy pilot whose plane was shot down in 1968, led an effort by prisoners to conduct church services in the North Vietnamese camp known as the Hanoi Hilton.
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World
As Violence Rises, Journalists in Iraq Face Renewed Risks
A suicide attack on a television station in Tikrit underscores a stepped-up campaign by Al Qaeda against journalists, who also face the wrath of officials.
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Sports
Luongo Hurt in Canucks Win
Defenseman Chris Tanev broke a tie in the third period as Vancouver beat the visiting Winnipeg Jets, 2-1, after Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo left early because of an injury.
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Health
Life, Interrupted: By a Dog
Oscar, unlike my caregivers, doesn’t care that I’m tired, feeling nauseous after my chemotherapy treatments. Every morning between 6 and 7, Oscar scoots over to my side of the bed and begins the process of baptizing me with his tongue until I wake up.
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Business Day
Who Pays the Taxes and Gets the Benefits
Even as some conservatives acknowledge the value of a social safety net, public support for aid to the needy is falling, an economist writes.
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Science
For That Zeus Bug in Your Life
The drive to exchange presents is ancient, transcultural and by no means limited to Homo sapiens. Gift-giving has been seen in spiders, birds, mammals and the land snail, which shoots darts at its intended.
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U.S.
For Both Sides in Texas Primaries, a Key Is to Get Names Known
It’s many Republicans — not just Democrats — who lack the prominence needed to get the attention they need to compete with Republicans in Texas elections.
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Sports
Fantasy Football: Week 16 Matchup Breakdown
Drew Brees, Marshawn Lynch and other elite players have unfavorable matchups in Week 16, but should not be left on the sideline with a fantasy football title on the line.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Arts
A Speedy Snail and His Pals Move to the Small Screen
“Turbo FAST” places the racing snail characters from the DreamWorks film “Turbo” in a children’s television show.
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Sports
Payouts to N.F.L. Retirees With Mild Dementia Are Being Clarified
Players in the category would receive up to $1.5 million, knowing that if they develop full-blown dementia they can receive as much as $1.5 million more.
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Travel
Does Anchovy Gelato Go With White Wine?
A small group of gelato shops in Rome are offering savory flavors, sometimes paired with alcohol, to draw customers.
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A good soldier in the service of a mistaken cause.
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Sports
Luongo Hurt in Canucks Win
Defenseman Chris Tanev broke a tie in the third period as Vancouver beat the visiting Winnipeg Jets, 2-1, after Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo left early because of an injury.
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Health
Life, Interrupted: By a Dog
Oscar, unlike my caregivers, doesn’t care that I’m tired, feeling nauseous after my chemotherapy treatments. Every morning between 6 and 7, Oscar scoots over to my side of the bed and begins the process of baptizing me with his tongue until I wake up.
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Business Day
Who Pays the Taxes and Gets the Benefits
Even as some conservatives acknowledge the value of a social safety net, public support for aid to the needy is falling, an economist writes.
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U.S.
Hotel Ducks Gone Wild May End Up in Hunters’ Sights
The ducks waddled and splashed in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel in Little Rock, Ark., until it was sold to Marriott. And now it’s hunting season.
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Great Homes and Destinations
A Table-to-Farm Pioneer
A restaurateur teaches himself to raise livestock and make cheese on an island near Seattle.
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Fashion & Style
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