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Sports
Sterling Case to Focus on Trust Terms
The $2 billion sale of the Los Angeles Clippers will hinge on whether Rochelle Sterling, the estranged wife of the team’s former owner, Donald Sterling, had the right to unilaterally negotiate the sale under the terms of the family trust.
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Automobiles
Weekend Auto Calendar: Goodwood Is Addicted to Winning
The Goodwood Festival of Speed features Formula One racers; Nascar to hold races at Kentucky Speedway.
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Technology
Fast and Easy Photo Albums for Printing
Also, how to replace the discontinued iGoogle page.
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Magazine
The Brave New World of Three-Parent I.V.F.
A new treatment could sidestep certain hereditary diseases by altering the genetic makeup of the egg. Is there anything wrong with that?
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Technology
How to Digitally Avoid Taking It to the Grave
Tips to plan ahead for handling your digital content after your death.
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U.S.
Creeping Up on Unsuspecting Shores: The Great Lakes, in a Welcome Turnaround
Scientists attribute the resurgence of water levels to an unusually cold winter that limited evaporation as well as heavy precipitation in the winter and spring.
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Business Day
Puerto Rico's Indebted Power Utility Adds to Island's Problems
LivingAs Puerto Rico’s electric company struggles to pay its debts, the governor signed a law allowing public corporations to seek protection similar to what bankruptcy provides.
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World
Find Another Name, Belgian Court Tells DSK Sex Club
A legal victory for the man known widely by those initials: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund.
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U.S.
When the Texas Governor Drops the Official State Footwear
Gov. Rick Perry, who appeared on the cover of Newsweek in 2010 with a pair of cowboy boots, announced recently that he had given them up because of his back problems.
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Fashion & Style
In the Company of Known Strangers
Travails pull a family together for home improvements, on the surface and beneath.
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U.S.
Aid From Massachusetts in New Hampshire Race
Scott Brown, seeking a Senate seat in New Hampshire after losing in Massachusetts, turns to Mitt Romney, the former governor who has helped his career at many crucial times.
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U.S.
Colorado: New Gun Restrictions Withstand a Challenge in Court
A federal judge in Denver upheld gun laws on Thursday that were signed in the wake of deadly shooting rampages in Colorado and Connecticut.
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Science
City Smells Confound Flower-Seeking Moths
A study found that car exhaust and other urban fumes can hurt moths’ ability to find flowers.
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My four dimensional geometry is unpolished.
My three dimensional geometry gets practice. Yes.
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My three dimensional geometry gets practice. Yes.
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N.Y. / Region
Chronicler Recalls a Bridge’s Rising, 50 Years Later
Before the current Tappan Zee project, there was the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which opened in 1964; Gay Talese talked about covering that construction.
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Yes. give Scotusblog credentials.
Yes. give Scotusblog credentials.
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The Upshot
When Halibut Was Plentiful
A fish praised for its flavor has virtually vanished from the Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific catch is on a downward trend.
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Opinion
Should Facebook Manipulate Users?
As guinea pigs, we deserve to know what researchers are doing.
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World
Ireland’s First Billionaire Ordered to Sell Assets to Repay Loans
Anthony O’Reilly, the former chief executive and chairman of the H.J. Heinz Company, was ordered to sell his assets to repay loans to one bank exceeding $30 million.Business has little mercy.
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