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World
A Competition for Converts in Arunachal Pradesh
As indigenous peoplein the northeastern state convert to Christianity, society is increasingly being drawn along religious rather than tribal lines.
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U.S.
Virginia: McDonnells Warned to Restrain Speech
Former Gov. Bob McDonnell and wife, Maureen, were given strict orders on Monday not to discuss anything “substantive” with potential witnesses, including family and close friends, about their forthcoming trial on corruption charges.
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World
Months After Typhoon, Philippine City Suffers From an Exodus of Jobs
Nearly three months after a ruinous typhoon, Tacloban, once a thriving center, shows few signs of recovery, and those who can are leaving to find jobs elsewhere.
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N.Y. / Region
Bill Would Put Face on Anonymous Attack Ads
Rough-and-tumble campaign tactics are nothing new in New York politics, but a new proposal aims to identify and ban those behind the trash-talk ads.
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World
White House Urges China to Act on Journalists’ Visas
The statement was the latest public effort on behalf of reporters for Bloomberg and The New York Times thwarted in their work by visa delays.
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Style
The Pregnancy Is Gone, but the Promotions Keep Coming
A month before what would have been my due date, the promotional box of Enfamil baby formula arrived. “You’re almost there!” it read. We weren’t.
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U.S.
While Asking for Help, Detroit Sells a Comeback
Even as Detroit emphasizes its need for financial support, it is pitching itself as the city of the future.
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Business Day
Full Picture of Airlines’ Punctuality Is Elusive
Statistics exclude segments of the industry that have grown in recent years, and a proposed rule that would require more accuracy remains delayed.
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Opinion
Mexico’s Vigilantes on the March
In Michoacán, armed citizens have risen up to confront the tyranny of organized crime.
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Opinion
Ashes to Ashes, but First a Nice Pine Box
Building my own coffin was a way to accept death and celebrate life.
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Business Day
Raymond Weil, Whose Swiss Watches Told More Than Time, Dies at 87
Mr. Weil started his watch company at a time when most Swiss watchmakers were going bust, and he helped redefine the nation’s signature product.
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Business Day
ARM Reports Loss as Sales of High-End Smartphones Slow
The British chip maker said it was trying to offset the decline by increasing sales for other devices, like smartwatches and fitness bands.
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Automobiles
Safety Agency Says 22 Million Vehicles Recalled in 2013
Toyota issues most recalls of any carmaker in 2013; Chrysler ranks second.
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Sports
No. 1 Syracuse Tops Notre Dame
Trevor Cooney scored 33 points, matching a team record with nine 3-pointers, and top-ranked Syracuse beat visiting Notre Dame, 61-55.
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U.S.
A Library for Obama First Needs an Address
A foundation is in place to begin the effort to create a presidential library with Barack Obama’s name on it. Where it will be built remains unclear.
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Opinion
Love and Hatred in Kiev
The regime simply can’t comprehend what motivates the protesters, or why they press on in the face of state violence.
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World
6th India Art Fair Reports Strong Sales
The event’s organizers said a number of exhibitors sold all their offerings, and many local gallery owners said they were pleased by the results.
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Business Day
Farmers Are Sentenced in Deadly Listeria Outbreak
The farmers, who are brothers operating a cantaloupe farm in Colorado, were sentenced to probation, community service and fined in the outbreak that killed 33 people.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Ram On Edition
Chrysler executives consider opening a third factory for Ram pickup trucks; Maserati sold 15,400 vehicles in 2013.
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U.S.
Virginia: McDonnells Warned to Restrain Speech
Former Gov. Bob McDonnell and wife, Maureen, were given strict orders on Monday not to discuss anything “substantive” with potential witnesses, including family and close friends, about their forthcoming trial on corruption charges.The prosecution expects to get a conviction.
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Sports
No. 1 Syracuse Tops Notre Dame
Trevor Cooney scored 33 points, matching a team record with nine 3-pointers, and top-ranked Syracuse beat visiting Notre Dame, 61-55.| Final | 1 | 2 | T |
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N.Y. / Region
Bill Would Put Face on Anonymous Attack Ads
Rough-and-tumble campaign tactics are nothing new in New York politics, but a new proposal aims to identify and ban those behind the trash-talk ads.
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World
Months After Typhoon, Philippine City Suffers From an Exodus of Jobs
Nearly three months after a ruinous typhoon, Tacloban, once a thriving center, shows few signs of recovery, and those who can are leaving to find jobs elsewhere.
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World
Initial Autopsy Shows Arunachal Pradesh Student Had Head Injuries, Uncle Says
A doctor told Nido Jose Apil that his nephew, Nido Tania, the 18-year-old man who died after a fight with two shopkeepers, also had swelling of the brain.
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Style
The Best Time to Talk to Your Children About the Next National Tragedy? Now.
If you don’t choose how and when to have a tough conversation with your child, life is certain to choose for you.
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World
White House Urges China to Act on Journalists’ Visas
The statement was the latest public effort on behalf of reporters for Bloomberg and The New York Times thwarted in their work by visa delays.
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Style
The Pregnancy Is Gone, but the Promotions Keep Coming
A month before what would have been my due date, the promotional box of Enfamil baby formula arrived. “You’re almost there!” it read. We weren’t.
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U.S.
While Asking for Help, Detroit Sells a Comeback
Even as Detroit emphasizes its need for financial support, it is pitching itself as the city of the future.
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Business Day
ARM Reports Loss as Sales of High-End Smartphones Slow
The British chip maker said it was trying to offset the decline by increasing sales for other devices, like smartwatches and fitness bands.
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World
6th India Art Fair Reports Strong Sales
The event’s organizers said a number of exhibitors sold all their offerings, and many local gallery owners said they were pleased by the results.
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Mumbai needs to get off street level.
I doubt this will do the job.
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Business Day
Full Picture of Airlines’ Punctuality Is Elusive
Statistics exclude segments of the industry that have grown in recent years, and a proposed rule that would require more accuracy remains delayed.
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World
China: Chicken Sales Suspended Over Concerns About Avian Flu
As the Chinese get ready for Lunar New Year feasts, several areas in China have banned the sale of live chickens, as fears grew over the spread of avian influenza.
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Opinion
The Mayor and the Unions
The looming negotiations with the city’s unions over new contracts will give Mayor Bill de Blasio the chance to be a tougher kind of progressive.
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Opinion
Yes to a Carbon Tax, If ...
The economist Arthur B. Laffer says any carbon tax must be offset by a cut in income tax rates.
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Dining & Wine
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