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World
Taiwan May Miss Out on Jia Zhangke's 'A Touch of Sin'
A controversial new work by China’s most famous art house director, Jia Zhangke, may not be shown in Taiwan after failing to get released in mainland China.
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Business Day
Treating Allergies With Pills or Drops Instead of Shots
Two companies are asking the Food and Drug Administration for approval to market tablets or liquids to treat allergies, drugs which are already available in Europe.
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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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U.S.
Prosecutors Draw Fire for Sentences Called Harsh
Critics say prosecutors are using their discretionary power to strong-arm defendants into pleading guilty and over-punish those who do not.
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Fashion & Style
Keeping Up the Pace With Raphael Saadiq
The health regimen of the Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter emphasizes running and natural products.
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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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Dining & Wine
Bubbles Make Rillettes Even Better
The French version of pulled pork turned into a rich spread demands the same piercing acidity and almost chalky mineral notes of Champagne to cut like a laser through the fattiness.
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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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U.S.
Coalition of Evangelical Churches Seeks Prayers for Boehner on Immigration
The Evangelical Immigration Table, a coalition of 11 Christian organizations and churches, will run radio commercials in English and Spanish calling for prayers for Speaker John A. Boehner to take up legislation on immigration.
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Real Estate
Three Neighbor Problems
Co-op renovations ruffle feathers; a hoarder draws concern and vermin; and throbbing bass brings headaches and stress.
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Home & Garden
Patterns With Stories to Tell
Bisazza introduces new motifs by the Milanese designer Paola Navone.
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Opinion
The Shadow Politics of Shadow Education
The Turkish government’s plan to reform special schools is a disguised attack on the Gulen movement.
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Fashion & Style
What the Jetsons Will Really Be Wearing
Opening Ceremony’s new line is inspired by Spike Jonze’s film “Her.”
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N.Y. / Region
Enjoy the Parade, and Don’t Forget to Thank Your Friendly Sewer Workers
Forecasts are calling for two to four inches of rain by Thursday morning, and sewer workers will be scooping out tons of street sludge from basins across New York City.
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Fashion & Style
From Behind the Canvas
Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn is a stealth force in the art world as a curator, dealer and adviser to the stars like Jay Z and Alex Rodriguez.
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Business Day
Russian-Backed Free-Trade Zone May Expand Its Borders
The bloc, less tightly woven than the European Union, currently comprises Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan, and may be joined by at least three more former Soviet states.
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Sports
N.H.L. Reaches Lucrative Telecast Deal in Canada
A 12-year, $4.9 billion deal that gives Rogers Communications the rights to all national hockey telecasts in Canada beginning next season surpasses the league’s agreement with CBC, TSN and a French-language cable network.
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Business Day
For News Media, a Mostly Cautious Approach to Newtown Tapes
While two local Connecticut newspapers rushed to make the full recordings available, other media outlets held back.
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Magazine
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