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Automobiles
Consumer Reports: Lexus Is No. 1
Japanese brands take seven of the top 10 slots, joined by three German manufacturers; American automakers take the bottom five.
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Business Day
Euro Zone Inflation Stays Low; Joblessness Remains High
The figures come ahead of a meeting next week by the European Central Bank, which is still weighing whether any further stimulus moves are needed.
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World
Dead Guards on Freighter Are Identified as Former Navy SEAL Members
The two men, who had been hired to protect a ship that was attacked by Somali pirates in 2009, were found dead while the ship was docked in the Seychelles.
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Opinion
No Big Deal
Talks are stalled on an international trade deal, thanks to negotiating difficulties abroad and bipartisan skepticism at home. But that’s O.K.
5
N.Y. / Region
A Yellow Beverage
Metropolitan Diary: A shopper was being very choosy about the soft drink she was buying, but for a bizarre reason.
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U.S.
A Call to Arms on a Vermont Heroin Epidemic
Rutland has begun an effort to attack a drug problem with social services, as well as with law enforcement.
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Opinion
Women’s Progress
Luisa Cabal of the Center for Reproductive Rights seeks a broad effort to remove the inequalities women face.
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World
Reversing Course, Japan Makes Push to Restart Dormant Nuclear Plants
The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reversed course on a promise made by a previous government to phase out the country’s atomic power plants.
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Technology
British Spies Said to Intercept Yahoo Webcam Images
Accounts based on documents supplied by Edward J. Snowden say images — many sexually explicit — were collected from Yahoo users, even those not suspected of illegal activity.
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Health
A Shortage of Caregivers
Recent estimates suggest that demand for paid caregivers will far outstrip supply over the next decade.
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Fashion & Style
Balmain: A Journey Into the Soul
The designer Olivier Rousteing said the military-turned-tribal clothes were a celebration of his youth.
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U.S.
Tea Party Group, Celebrating Its Fifth Anniversary, Is Happy but Restless
Internal differences in the movement were on display as Senators Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Mike Lee addressed the Tea Party Patriots in Washington.
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Fashion & Style
Boldface Gems
Jewelry designers competing for red-carpet exposure on Oscar night in hope of raising their profile are training their sights on a handful of stars with a strong fashion presence.
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You could get the doctorate.
I want to make objects of desire.
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World
For Teenage Girls, Video Takes Fear Out of a Shunned Topic
“Mythri,” an animated video that teaches girls about their changing bodies, has found success in schools in the Indian state of Karnataka and is set to expand to the rest of the country.
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N.Y. / Region
Fresh Produce Comes to the Bronx via a Veggie Mart on Wheels
The leader of a South Bronx nonprofit group is filling an old school bus with a cornucopia of locally and organically grown vegetables and fruit and taking it to the streets.
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U.S.
Outrage Over Sexist Remarks Turns Into a Political Fund-Raising Tool
With a record number of women in Congress and dozens more on the ballot, attacks on figures like Wendy Davis, Claire McCaskill and Hillary Rodham Clinton can instantly generate contributions.
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U.S.
Massachusetts: Revere Voters Approve Casino Proposal by Mohegan Sun
Voters in Revere on Tuesday approved Mohegan Sun’s proposal to build a resort casino on land owned by Suffolk Downs.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Happy Birthday to Ute Edition
Ford celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Australian Ute; Toyota names design chief to run the Lexus division.
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Opinion
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