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Automobiles
Vibrations, but Not Good Ones
Cadillacs with lights that seem to have a mind of their own and Jeep Wranglers that overheat are among the latest technical service bulletins.
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Business Day
California Sued Over Diversion of Money From National Mortgage Settlement
Three nonprofit groups want Gov. Jerry Brown to return $369 million used to pay down state debt, rather than help struggling homeowners.
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World
Saudi’s Lonely, Costly Bid for Sunni-Shiite Equality
Mikhlif al-Shammari has been jailed and even shot by his own son because he holds a very unusual conviction in his deeply conservative country: that Shiites should be treated equally.
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U.S.
Medical Marijuana Bill Dies in Washington State
Many medical marijuana dispensaries and patients in Washington saw the new rules as a threat, but supporters said they were crucial as recreational sales became legal.
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Sports
St. Bonaventure Topples St. Louis at Buzzer
The Bonnies trailed the Billikens, the tournament’s top seed, by 10 points at halftime, but they rallied behind a swarming defense and 3-point shooting to take a 71-68 victory.
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Sports
For Land of Hoops, No Shot in the Biggest Tournament
A crisis strikes the heart of basketball country: For the first time in nearly a decade, none of Indiana’s Division I men’s teams have made the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Automobiles
In Florida, New Stars on Block
The breakout star of last weekend’s 19th annual Amelia Island Concours d’Élégance was the 1958 BMW 507, as two different models broke records at separate auctions.
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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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Opinion
Lunch on the Barricades
The basic idea of providing healthy subsidized meals for public school students used to be as universally accepted as Social Security. Not so anymore!
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Opinion
Why Aren’t Doctors Drug Tested?
Addicted hospital staff members are spreading infections to patients through used needles.
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World
Ban on Doctors’ Group Imperils Muslim Minority in Myanmar
The government halted the work of Doctors Without Borders after some officials accused it of favoring the Muslim Rohingya over Buddhists.
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Business Day
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Sheri Fink Win Book Awards
Ms. Adichie’s novel told the story of a young woman who moved from Nigeria to the United States to pursue an education.
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U.S.
Panel Says Yemeni Man Should Stay in Detention
A parole-style panel at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, said Abdel Malik al-Rahabi should remain there indefinitely to “protect against a continuing significant threat.”
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Automobiles
BMW to Introduce X4 Sports Activity Coupe at New York Auto Show
A cross between a crossover and a sedan, the X4 will be revealed for the first time in New York next month.
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Technology
A Practical Guide to Buying and Selling Smartphones That Last
More details on choosing a carrier, buying used phones, and trading in old devices.
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Arts
Egypt Asks U.S. to Impose Sharp Curbs on Importing of Antiquities
Egypt’s antiquities minister has asked the Obama administration for fast action to stop the sales of stolen cultural treasures.
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World
South Sudan: African States to Send Truce Monitors
East African states agreed on Thursday to send troops to South Sudan by mid-April to help enforce a cease-fire deal between government forces and rebels, the chief mediator in peace talks said.
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