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Technology
Video: App Smart: Selfies
Kit Eaton dives into three apps that can take selfies to the next level.
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U.S.
Video: Hot Spots: The Early Buzz
Only a quarter of the way into the 2014 election cycle, a variety of political ads are making waves not just for their effectiveness, but also for their zaniness.
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Science
Video: CreatureCast: Cuttlefish Camouflage
Cuttlefish can alter their color, texture, and apparent shape. This extraordinary camouflage allows them to hide in plain sight against many different backgrounds.
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Movies
Video: Anatomy of a Scene: ‘Blue Ruin’
The writer and director Jeremy Saulnier narrates a sequence from his film featuring Macon Blair.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: This Weekend: Two Warhol Exhibitions
This weekend in New York: two Andy Warhol exhibitions, Neil Patrick Harris playing a transgender rock star and Ballet Preljocaj’s “Snow White.”
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Movies
Video: This Week’s Movies: April 25, 2014
The New York Times film critics review “Brick Mansions,” “The German Doctor” and “For No Good Reason.”
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Opinion
High Plains Moochers
At the heart of the Cliven Bundy standoff was a perversion of the concept of freedom.
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Opinion
No Accounting Skills? No Moral Reckoning
Our financial illiteracy is costing us much more than we realize.
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Dining & Wine
Video: Steamed Clams With Spring Herbs
Melissa Clark makes steamed clams with fresh tarragon and minced chives.
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World
On Whiteboards, in Black Ink, Grim Descriptions of Those Lost as Ferry Sank
The descriptions, some rendered in forensic detail, are the only evidence that many parents of the teenagers who died on South Korea’s doomed ferry have of their children’s fate.
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Business Day
One Therapist, $4 Million in 2012 Medicare Billing
Physical therapy is a big recipient of national Medicare dollars — and physical therapists in Brooklyn are among the biggest billers of all, government data indicates.
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N.Y. / Region
Film at 9/11 Museum Sets Off Clash Over Reference to Islam
An advisory group of religious leaders said a documentary at the soon-to-open National September 11 Memorial Museum was offensive to Muslims and could generate prejudice against them.
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Technology
F.C.C., in a Shift, Backs Fast Lanes for Web Traffic
Planned new rules would allow an Internet provider to negotiate separately with content companies like Disney or Google and charge for priority service.
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Sports
Video: Camping by Night, Riding by Day
In order to ride a steep face that received minimal sunlight, Jeremy Jones and Ryland Bell spent an evening nestled on a ledge thousands of feet above their base camp in Alaska’s Fairweather Range.
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Opinion
‘Verbatim: What Is a Photocopier?’
In this dramatization of transcripts from a legal deposition, a lawyer becomes embroiled in an absurd argument.
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U.S.
A Deadly Fungus and Questions at a Hospital
A medical journal that cited the handling of linens in the outbreak of a flesh-eating fungus at a New Orleans hospital has caused new pain for the families of five children who died.
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U.S.
A Defiant Rancher Savors the Audience That Rallied to His Side
For now, Cliven Bundy appears to have won his standoff with the federal government over cattle grazing in Nevada. But if the authorities have moved on, Mr. Bundy has not.
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World
Video: Slovyansk Mourns 3 Killed at Checkpoint
Anger and questions swirled as residents in the eastern Ukrainian city of Slovyansk buried three men killed in a gunfight at a roadblock on Sunday.
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World
Korea Confronts Tendency to Overlook Safety as Toll in Ferry Sinking Grows
Amid a list of errors that appeared to have contributed to the disaster, South Koreans are expressing shame and anger at how far their country still has to go to address inadequate safety measures and lax regulation.
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Sports
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