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Automobiles
I Didn’t Recognize You From Behind
In recent years there seems to be a trend — especially pronounced among midsize and full-size sedans — toward generic, nearly interchangeable taillights.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Mulally’s Millions Edition
Ford rewards its chief executive’s 2013 performance with $13.8 million in stock; Miami investors buy the Nürburgring for $90 million.
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Books
The Drug-Fueled Uphill Ride and Headlong Crash of a Secular Saint
In “Cycle of Lies,” Juliet Macur offers a scrupulously reported portrait of Lance Armstrong as not just an incorrigible liar but also a profane bully.
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U.S.
Boston Plans to Tighten Security at Marathon
Security challenges will be immense, as the route covers 26.2-miles in eight cities and towns along a path lined by spectators on both sides.
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Fashion & Style
Celebrities Behaving Well
The days of our unqualifiedly celebrating the rowdy, libidinous, self-destructive artist may be drawing to a close.
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Business Day
Patentholder on Breast Cancer Tests Denied Injunction in Lawsuit
A federal judge in Utah refused to prevent a rival of Myriad Genetics from offering offer a test similar to Myriad’s for two genes tied to breast cancer.
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N.Y. / Region
Costs Have Piled Up Along With the Snow of a Difficult Winter
A long, cold and snowy winter has brought a flurry of extra expenses for car repairs, higher heating bills and replacement of lost mittens, expenses that have piled up along with the snow.
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N.Y. / Region
New Jersey Panel Argues That Figures in Bridge Scandal Must Obey Subpoenas
Two aides to Gov. Chris Christie have refused to turn over documents related to the George Washington Bridge lane closings, saying it would violate their Fifth Amendment rights.
"Mr. Critchley hinted that Ms. Kelly would testify if the committee offered her protection against prosecution.
“What they could do to get around these issues, they could just give us immunity,” he told the judge.
“They
don’t want to give us immunity,” he argued, because that would
interfere with a separate federal investigation of the lane closings, by
United States Attorney Paul J. Fishman.
Mr.
Schar told the judge that it was not clear that the special committee,
as created, had the power to grant immunity for documents, though it
might for oral testimony.
Judge Jacobson asked him for a brief by Monday on its argument about granting immunity.
Lawyers for Ms. Kelly and Mr. Stepien will then have until March 25 to file a response."
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Your Money
An Aging Population Also Poses Opportunities for Retirement Careers
One increasingly popular niche for those who want to be their own boss are jobs that target people who want to stay in their own homes, rather than move to an assisted living facility.
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Style
No Questions About I.V.F. in Israel
I had grown so used to the need to justify my choices about fertility treatments in the United States. In Israel, so many things were just assumed. Of course you want children. Of course!
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N.Y. / Region
U.S. Sought Port Authority Records Tied to Chairman
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan on Friday issued a subpoena for information relating to David Samson, then withdrew it — apparently to clear the way for a federal inquiry in New Jersey.
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Business Day
F.D.A. Shuts Cheese Plant After Listeria Death
The agency said on Tuesday that its inspectors found unsanitary conditions at Roos Foods in Kenton, Del., including a badly leaking roof and rusting and deteriorating equipment.
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U.S.
From Mormon Women, a Flood of Requests and Questions on Their Role in the Church
While many women say they are satisfied, others seek more participation and visibility, from holding priesthood to changing how male authorities ask about personal matters.
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Arts
And a Child Will Lead Them
Two new dramas — “Resurrection,” on ABC, and “Believe,” on NBC — feature children with supernatural traits.
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U.S.
Jackson Mourns Mayor With Militant Past Who Won Over Skeptics
When Jackson, Miss., said goodbye to Mayor Chokwe Lumumba this weekend, blacks and whites, for a change, largely united in mourning.
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N.Y. / Region
In South Bronx, Visions of a Bustling Shoreline
The borough aims to transform a desolate strip along the Harlem River into an esplanade that includes a park, retail stores and residential towers.
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Sports
Maryland Upsets Virginia on Its Way Out of A.C.C.
Before a capacity crowd in its final Atlantic Coast Conference home game, Maryland defeated No. 5 Virginia in overtime.
N.C.A.A. Women’s Final
In the most lopsided title game ever, the Connecticut Huskies cruised to
a 33-point rout of Louisville to win their eighth national
championship.
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N.Y. / Region
Saratoga Springs Voices Opposition to Casino Law
The City Council of the gambling-rich upstate enclave passed a resolution this week opposing a New York State law that could permit a full-scale casino in the town.
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N.Y. / Region
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