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Food
By MICHAEL MOSS | Mar 9th 2015
Federal officials said that they found no abuse, but that scrutiny is lacking.
Animal Abuse, Rights and Welfare; Livestock; Genetic Engineering; Law and Legislation
I have nothing to add to the department of agriculture report.
More legislation is not needed.
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U.S.
By RICHARD A. OPPEL Jr. | Mar 9th 2015
A defense lawyer argued that the videos presented at the trial of
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev show his older brother, Tamerlan, directing his
actions.
Boston Marathon Bombings (2013)
There will be appeals from the inevitable conviction.
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N.Y. / Region
By COREY KILGANNON | Mar 8th 2015
New York cabbies have long had to face a rigorous set of geography
questions on the test they must pass to get a license. Now those
questions have disappeared.
Taxicabs and Taxicab Drivers; Tests and Examinations; Global Positioning System; Car Services and Livery Cabs; Navigation
A GPS unit will do no good if the street address is unknown.
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Business Day
By JOE SHARKEY | Mar 9th 2015
Under a previous T.S.A. request for proposals, private companies
would have been allowed to use social media to determine air passengers’
eligibility.
Airport Security; Social Media; Travel and Vacations; Data-Mining and Database Marketing; Privacy
Another bad idea.
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Technology
By J. D. BIERSDORFER | Mar 9th 2015
A flurry of pop-up ads, an unfamiliar search toolbar and a changed
home page are just some of the symptoms of malicious software.
Computer Security; iOS (Operating System); iPad; iPhone
I looked at the Mozilla reference. There is no hint on what to do about the Times adds.
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U.S.
By MONICA DAVEY | Mar 9th 2015
The measure prevents organized labor from forcing all workers to
pay union dues, making Wisconsin the 25th state to adopt such a policy.
Organized Labor; Collective Bargaining; State Legislatures
The voters of Wisconsin will have to remove Scott Walker.
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Business Day
By JANE L. LEVERE | Mar 9th 2015
Your bags may still end up in the wrong place, but at least they
can tell you where they are. They can also charge devices, play your
music and more.
Luggage; Innovation; Crowdfunding (Internet); Airlines and
Airplanes; Wireless Communications; Global Positioning System; Bluetooth
Wireless Technology
Make the carriers work.
The lost bag should call in with its position.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Mar 6th 2015
The Fed should continue to hold off on raising rates until wages are growing in tandem with inflation and productivity.
Labor and Jobs; Wages and Salaries; Unemployment; Editorials; Productivity; Interest Rates; United States Economy
Janet Yellin is doing the right things.
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Sports
By SCOTT CACCIOLA | Mar 8th 2015
The stolid Macon Coliseum was an epicenter of high school basketball as six state championships were decided there on Saturday.
Basketball; Interscholastic Athletics; Series; Education (K-12)
The women are not posted yet.
www.nytimes.com/2015/03/09/sports/ncaabasketball/ncaa-mens-conference-tournament-previews.html
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N.Y. / Region
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. | Mar 8th 2015
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N.Y. / Region
By MIREYA NAVARRO | Mar 9th 2015
We could do assisted living eventually.
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The Upshot
By AUSTIN FRAKT | Mar 9th 2015
The ability to sustain lower growth in costs will depend in large
part on how investments in health care technology are encouraged.
Health Insurance and Managed Care; Drugs (Pharmaceuticals); Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010); Innovation; Medical Devices;
Medicare; Medicaid
What will help is allowing the government to bargain and pay the real cost plus a reasonable profit.
It is not a government monopoly.
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Health
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | Mar 9th 2015
According to Save the Children, it would have cost $1.6 billion to
bring health -care up to minimum standards in Sierra Leone, Liberia and
Guinea.
Ebola Virus; Health Insurance and Managed Care; Medicine and Health
Cheap at that price.
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Business Day
By LIZ ALDERMAN | Mar 7th 2015
Europe's answer has been no.
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U.S.
By EMMARIE HUETTEMAN | Mar 9th 2015
Representative Steve Russell, Republican of Oklahoma, discussed
his 21-year Army career and what motivated him to run for Congress.
United States Politics and Government; Defense and Military Forces
It is easier to fix the problem at the source.
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Health
By CARL ZIMMER | Mar 9th 2015
In developing a new type of artificial gene therapy, scientists hope to engineer the body to resist several diseases.
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; Ebola Virus; Genetics and Heredity; Genetic Engineering
A vaccine by another name.
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Business Day
By CHAD BRAY | Mar 9th 2015
The acquisition of the properties in central London for about $902
million is the real estate firm’s latest venture in that market.
Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; Real Estate and Housing (Residential)
Desperate for income.
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Mar 6th 2015
With the presidential public funding system in tatters, both
parties are money-bingeing. A Justice Department vow offers some hope.
Campaign Finance; Presidential Election of 2016; Editorials; Political Action Committees
Well worth the effort.
Ejecting the Republican party is more likely to work.
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World
By ERIC SCHMITT | Mar 7th 2015
New ties between Boko Haram and the Islamic State have reinforced
American and European concerns that have led to the training of African
troops.
United States Defense and Military Forces; Terrorism; United States International Relations
We are going to have to teach government.
Training an effective military will unbalance the power structure.
There will be endless war.
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U.S.
By RICHARD FAUSSET | Mar 6th 2015
Lawyers filed a motion with a District Court judge to force probate judges in the state to again issue licenses to gay couples.
Same-Sex Marriage, Civil Unions and Domestic Partnerships
It is the next step.
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