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Theater
Careening Into a Bottomless Vortex
“The Village Bike,” Penelope Skinner’s play at the Lucille Lortel Theater, centers on a lonely pregnant woman whose growing obsession with sex takes her and other characters to dark places.
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Technology
Mobile Blogging Options for Storytelling on the Go
Full-featured apps from WordPress, Blogsy and others make it easy to create multimedia-rich blog posts from a smartphone or tablet.
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N.Y. / Region
Emergency Housing Unit Is Unveiled in Brooklyn
In an attempt to improve its disaster assistance services, the City of New York unveiled a prototype for temporary living structures. The units will be studied by the city’s Office of Emergency Management for the next year.
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N.Y. / Region
The Circus That Doesn’t Leave Town
Circus acts have infused almost every kind of entertainment option in the city, and demand for circus-related services is surging.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Average Age Edition
IHS Automotive reports that the average age of autos in the United States is still 11.4 years; Bill Hoglund, a former G.M. executive, dies at 79.
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Automobiles
Toyota Recalls 2.3 Million Vehicles for Air Bag Problem
The action could also affect millions of vehicles already recalled from other manufacturers.
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Business Day
Ex-Employee of Novartis’s Japan Unit Arrested
The former employee is thought to have given false data to researchers, whose work was intended for use in advertising the blood pressure drug Diovan.
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World
Trial of South Korean Ferry Crew Begins
Angry relatives of the victims gathered at the courthouse, shouting “Murderer!” as the captain and other senior crew members entered not guilty pleas.
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U.S.
A Fight as U.S. Girls Face Genital Cutting Abroad
Female genital cutting has been banned in the United States since 1996, and now it is also illegal to transport girls for “vacation cutting.” But some are concerned that such cutting is on the rise.
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World
Groggy Mornings Ahead for China's World Cup Fans
Chinese soccer fans are expected to tune in to live World Cup matches despite games that will start at 4 in the morning.
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Multimedia
Seeing Red in the Gene Pool
Redhead deposits aren’t wanted at the world’s largest sperm bank, leading a photographer to document gingers in all their blazing, freckled varieties.
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Health
Killing a Patient to Save His Life
Doctors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center plan to treat trauma patients with an experimental procedure that induces hypothermia in dying patients to buy them more time.
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Business Day
Netflix Investors to Vote on C.E.O.-Chairman Split
Shareholders of the media company are to vote Monday on whether to divide the roles of chief executive and chairman now held by Reed Hastings.
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World
China Complains About Plutonium in Japan
China has complained that Japan has 640 kilograms of plutonium that it has not reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Opinion
Ecuador Breaks Its Amazon Deal
The decision to go back on a pledge to refrain from oil drilling threatens one of the world’s most biodiverse areas.
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Dining & Wine
The Best Iced Latte in America?
This exquisite latte from Los Angeles is just one of the nation’s creative new versions of a summer staple.
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Opinion
All Justice Is Local
Small communities in Rwanda and Uganda are revolutionizing postconflict justice.- 1 Genocide as a crime
- 2 Criticisms of the CPPCG and other definitions of genocide
- 3 International prosecution of genocide
- 4 Genocide in history
- 5 Stages of genocide, influences leading to genocide, and efforts to prevent it
- 6 See also
- 7 Notes
- 8 References
- 1 Genocide as a crime
- 2 Criticisms of the CPPCG and other definitions of genocide
- 3 International prosecution of genocide
- 4 Genocide in history
- 5 Stages of genocide, influences leading to genocide, and efforts to prevent it
- 6 See also
- 7 Notes
- 8 References
- 9 Further reading
- 10 External links
- 9 Further reading
- 10 External links
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Business Day
Video: European Union Investigates Tax Rulings
The European Union’s competition commissioner, JoaquÃn Almunia, announced the opening of three in-depth investigations into tax breaks affecting Apple, Starbucks and Fiat Finance and Trade.
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U.S.
I.R.S. Publishes Guide It Says Will Help Ensure Taxpayer Rights
The Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday unveiled a Taxpayer Bill of Rights that is intended to ensure the rights to privacy, confidentiality and a fair appeals process with the agency.
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Sports
Plan B Eased Clippers Deal: Sterling’s Diagnosis
Rochelle Sterling and her lawyer used a clause in the Clippers trust documents to cut her husband, Donald, out of the deal after doctors found him to be affected by cognitive impairment.
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I will not forbid them their culture.
I abhor the misogynist practice.
I am stuck.
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Automobiles
Toyota Recalls 2.3 Million Vehicles for Air Bag Problem
The action could also affect millions of vehicles already recalled from
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Health
Killing a Patient to Save His Life
Doctors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center plan to treat trauma patients with an experimental procedure that induces hypothermia in dying patients to buy them more time.
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Automobiles
A Starter Kit for Military Collectors
Jeeps from World War II are ubiquitous at military vehicle shows, and they are a starting point for many people getting into the collecting hobby.
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Automobiles
A Starter Kit for Military Collectors
Jeeps from World War II are ubiquitous at military vehicle shows, and they are a starting point for many people getting into the collecting hobby.
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World
Militants Seize Turkish Consulate Staff in Iraqi City
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey held an emergency meeting with top security officials amid a diplomatic effort to free the hostages in Mosul.
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Opinion
What Causes Weight Gain
Real food is more likely to promote health than hyperprocessed food.
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Arts
Google Adds Graffiti to Its Art Portfolio
The new Street Art Project includes graffiti and other works from around the globe, including some that no longer exist.
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World
J. K. Rowling Donates £1 Million to Oppose Scottish Breakaway
The author of the Harry Potter series gave backers of the effort to keep Scotland in the United Kingdom some high-profile financial support.
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U.S.
Faces of an Immigration System Overwhelmed by Women and Children
In Phoenix, up to four buses a day arrive at the Greyhound station, each filled to capacity with women and children from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
Immigration and Emigration; Illegal Immigration; Children and Childhood; Women and Girls; Buses
If there is not a mind behind this wave
Central America is in terrible trouble.
These children are not unloved.
Central America is in terrible trouble.
You are should be working.
The youthful evidence is here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Salvador
Nothing.
search google:
If there is not a mind behind this wave
Central America is in terrible trouble.
These children are not unloved.
Central America is in terrible trouble.
You are should be working.
The youthful evidence is here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Salvador
Nothing.
search google:
Surge of children fleeing gang recruitment in Central America ...
New York Daily News-The surge of children fleeing gang recruitment in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras to seek asylum in the U.S. and other countries is a ...
El Salvador Officials Visiting, Interviewing Unaccompanied Minors in ...
Breitbart News Network-WASHINGTON, D.C. — Consular representatives from El Salvador have been involved in identifying and offering protection to the ...New search: Gang recruitment activity
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Honduras
This seems to be a first report.
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U.S.
Oregon Shooting Draws Obama’s Outrage on Gun Laws
On a day when the nation’s attention was drawn to another school shooting, President Obama expressed frustration with the inability to pass laws on background checks.
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Dining & Wine
Video: Marketing Domino’s in the Lunchroom
Companies like Domino’s are making more healthful versions of their food to sell in schools, prompting concerns about the use of brands in the school lunch line.
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Sports
Mets’ Murphy Discusses Fatherhood at White House Meeting
Criticized on sports talk radio for going on paternity leave for the birth of his son, he said it was the right choice and that he had the backing of his team.
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Automobiles
Wheelies: The Porsche Martini Edition
Porsche celebrates its return to Le Mans with a Martini-liveried special edition 911; Fiat announces 86 Alfa Romeo dealerships for North America.
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Opinion
Undecided
The consequences of doing nothing were highlighted this week when the Supreme Court chose not to decide a case about juveniles serving life sentences.
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Sports
Video: Will Ed O’Bannon Change the N.C.A.A?
The implications of O’Bannon v. N.C.A.A., a class-action lawsuit that could change the economics of college sports.
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World
Chile: Patagonia Dams Rejected
A government commission rejected an $8 billion proposal to dam Patagonian rivers to meet growing energy demands, handing a victory to environmentalists who praised the ruling on Tuesday.
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Business Day
CNN Defends Choosing O.J. Simpson Over Eric Cantor
As its cable news rivals flooded the airwaves with coverage of the Cantor primary race upset, CNN aired a documentary about O.J. Simpson.
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U.S.
Legal Confusion Follows Federal Judge’s Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage in Wisconsin
An unusual approach by Judge Barbara B. Crabb of Federal District Court has pitted county clerks against the Wisconsin attorney general.
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Fashion & Style
Tips From Fashion Insiders on How to Wear Sneakers With a Suit
Men’s wear experts offer their fashion tips for getting it right.
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N.Y. / Region
A Tug-of-War of Tax Breaks Tightens Across the Hudson
BNY Mellon is at the center of a fierce competition between New York and New Jersey for a subsidy deal to either move or relocate in Lower Manhattan.
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Magazine
Silicon Valley Tries to Remake the Idea Machine
Hoping to invent the future, the tech industry is looking to recreate its past.
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World
Merkel Cites ‘Threats’ in Warning to Cameron
Fissures are forming as Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain expresses increasing skepticism of the value of European Union inclusion.
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U.S.
F.B.I. Begins Criminal Inquiry in V.A. Scandal
The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, said the bureau was looking into accusations that Department of Veterans Affairs officials had manipulated medical waiting lists.
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N.Y. / Region
Manhattan Transfer
Metropolitan Diary: A poem in which a man looking to settle down with simpler things is upset at the pace of demolition and construction.
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World
Militants Storm Turkish Consulate in Iraqi City, Taking 49 People as Hostages
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey held an emergency meeting with top security officials amid a diplomatic effort to free the hostages in Mosul.
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U.S.
Official Backs Marines’ Move to Classify Photos of Forces With Taliban Bodies
An administration official cited troops’ safety in rejecting a whistle-blower’s complaint that photos showing American forces with the corpses of Taliban fighters had violated an executive order.
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Opinion
More Voting Games in Ohio
By cutting back on early voting, the state has taken another egregious step to impose barriers for citizens who tend to vote Democratic.
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