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World
Congo: Fighters Quit, U.N. Says
The head of the United Nations peacekeeping mission said that 8,000 fighters affiliated with a variety of armed factions had surrendered since the M23 rebel group was routed.Progress.
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World
Training Fighters of Future Across Gaza
A Hamas program aims to prepare high school students for what some see as the next inevitable clash with Israel.
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Opinion
South Africa’s Failing Grade
The dysfunctional education system offers bitter evidence that the country is still far from its post-apartheid promise.
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Opinion
How the Poor Get Washed Away
Poor people who don’t own land routinely bear the brunt of natural disasters.
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Business Day
Eni Is Said to Abandon Polish Shale Aspirations
The Italian energy giant has found that its drilling efforts have not produced enough natural gas to be commercially viable.
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Fashion & Style
For Martha Stewart, the Secret Is Routine
The lifestyle media magnate outlines her skin care, fitness and diet routine, which she says keeps her healthy and helps her prepare her for television appearances.
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Health
What Ultra-Marathons Do to Our Bodies
Those who race 50 to 100 miles at a time or longer tend to be older and have different health concerns than most of us might expect, new research shows.
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Health
Giving Vaccines Together Increases Fever Risk
When shots for flu and pneumococcal disease were given together, children were more likely to develop a fever within a day.
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N.Y. / Region
Fighting a Pipeline, but Feeling and Fearing Christie’s Influence
A commission member says he was told he had a conflict and should not vote on a project Gov. Chris Christie supports. He was told the order was from Mr. Christie’s office.
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Automobiles
Automotive Highlights From C.E.S.
From Renault’s Formula E racecar to the Audi TT’s new, monitorless interior, several automakers are giving a plausible glimpse of the future.
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World
A Pocket Guide to the 2014 Jaipur Literature Festival
From Friday through Tuesday, celebrated writers from India and abroad will talk about not just their books but also about the two World Wars, Afghanistan after the withdrawal of American troops, Himalayan languages and the making of modern China.
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U.S.
Suing to End Life Support for Woman and Fetus
Lawyers for the husband of Marlise Muñoz, a pregnant woman said to have been brain-dead since November, have sued the Texas hospital that is keeping her on life support.
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U.S.
Judge Reinstates Some Federal Oversight of Voting Practices for an Alabama City
Election specialists said the move, involving Evergreen, was the first since the Supreme Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act in June.
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N.Y. / Region
Court Weighs Police Role in Coercing Confessions
The New York Court of Appeals heard arguments in two murder cases on Tuesday that examined how far police can go in lying to suspects during interrogations.
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Opinion
Myanmar’s Constitutional Reform
Parliament can promote democracy by ending unfair restrictions on candidates.This is not our business.
Let the state department work.
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Sports
Giants Hire Packers Assistant to Reconstruct Offense
Ben McAdoo, who was considered an innovative quarterbacks coach for Green Bay, promises to take an “up-tempo, attacking” approach as the Giants new offensive coordinator.
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Sports
Jets’ VanGorder to Join Notre Dame Coaching Staff
Brian VanGorder, the Jets’ linebackers coach, was hired as Notre Dame’s defensive coordinator.
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Business Day
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