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Automobiles
By PHIL PATTON | Sep 19th 2014
Today’s automobiles are beeping and chirping at us, raising lights
like stage curtains, playing little movies on our screens and
serenading us with theme melodies.
Design
I would have to be cold and hungry to take this design job.
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U.S.
By JOHN HARWOOD | Sep 19th 2014
Democratic candidate are once again trying to accuse Republicans
of waging a “war on women,” but they have a lot less to work with than
in 2012.
Midterm Elections (2014)
The Democrats have enough.
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U.S.
By JULIA PRESTON | Sep 18th 2014
Federal officials have faced criticism that they have failed to respond to accusations of abuse by agents.
Illegal Immigration; Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings; Cameras
Here is another stick in the spokes.
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Science
By KAREN WEINTRAUB | Sep 15th 2014
Though enthusiasm for potential advances in disease and injury
treatments often outstrips the science, thousands of clinical trials are
now underway to figure out how to best use stem cells.
Stem Cells; Medicine and Health; Tests (Medical); Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis; Heart; Research
Push the science.
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World
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR and CARLOTTA GALL | Sep 15th 2014
The Ukrainian government proposed a law granting “special status”
to the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, but it was unclear whether that
would be acceptable to Russia.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17
"Occupied territory" seems appropriate.
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Business Day
By Tony Schwartz | Sep 19th 2014
A new book offers suggestions on how organizations can reinvent
themselves, and a first step is putting trust in employees, Tony
Schwartz writes in the Life@Work column.
Labor and Jobs; Productivity
I am not ready to build an organization.
There are other things that come ahead of that.
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U.S.
By ERIK ECKHOLM | Sep 15th 2014
Do the science first.
I would trust the DNA before the bite marks.
Even DNA evidence must be logically consistent.
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Opinion
By BARRON H. LERNER | Sep 18th 2014
Health care proxies held by people who understand the situation and the patients wishes are necessary.
When treatment is futile all we can do is provide comfort.
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World
By CHOE SANG-HUN | Sep 19th 2014
In a conciliatory gesture after years of tensions, Prime Minister
Shinzo Abe of Japan sent a letter to President Park Geun-hye of South
Korea proposing the meeting.
They must first begin.
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N.Y. / Region
By SAM ROBERTS | Sep 15th 2014
It is a tiny contribution.
It is only available seasonally.
The reservoir is drinking water and low much of the year.
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By International Herald Tribune | Sep 15th 2014
Highlights from the International Herald Tribune archives: Parisians are eager to see prisoners of war in 1914.
Prisoners of War; Railroads; World War I (1914-18)
Germany expected quick victory.
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Automobiles
By DEIDRE LEIPZIGER | Sep 18th 2014
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Automobiles
By PAUL STENQUIST | Sep 19th 2014
An analysis by the Union of Concerned Scientists showed that, for
the majority of the country, electric vehicles are cleaner than even the
most efficient hybrids.
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles; Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Automobiles; Fuel Efficiency; Coal; Global Warming; Air Pollution
Quibbles.
Electric vehicles are preferred for trips of under one hundred miles between charges.
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Health
By Nicholas Bakalar | Sep 16th 2014
Twelve active ingredients were involved in almost half of
hospitalizations of children for prescription drug poisoning, a new
study found.
Buprenorphine (Drug); Consumer Protection; Drugs (Pharmaceuticals); Poisoning and Poisons
ok.
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Arts
By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN | Sep 19th 2014
The third and final phase of the High Line is like a Rorschach test, signifying different things to different people.
Parks and Other Recreation Areas; Architecture
A love letter to a project.
I will see it.
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Opinion
Sep 19th 2014
The National Mining Association takes issue with an editorial.
Mines and Mining; Respiratory System; Black Lung Disease
There are facts to be had.
This is opinion.
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U.S.
By JULIE TURKEWITZ | Sep 17th 2014
As police officers gather to practice marksmanship some people
wonder if such an event is appropriate in a city under pressure over
shootings of civilians.
Demonstrations, Protests and Riots; Firearms; Police Brutality, Misconduct and Shootings
It is far better that they aim skilfully.
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N.Y. / Region
By MATT FLEGENHEIMER | Sep 16th 2014
As Mayor Bill de Blasio and his surrogates continue to issue barbs
at Michael R. Bloomberg, former Bloomberg administration officials have
increasingly moved to defend him.
Mayors
Don't bother.
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The Upshot
By DEREK WILLIS | Sep 19th 2014
Members of Congress from the conservative end of the ideological
spectrum have made 57 percent of the appearances, versus 42 percent for
liberals.
United States Politics and Government
Television loves drama.
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Magazine
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN | Sep 19th 2014
Switching prices; clipping the public crossword.
Ethics (Personal); Ethicist, The (Times Column)
Gifts - a difficult concept apparently.
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