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Sports
Hey Tom Brady, Here’s How You Destroy a Cellphone
In the wake of news that Tom Brady allegedly destroyed his cellphone to hide evidence from the N.F.L., we asked readers for advice on effective methods.Drop it off a ferry boat into deep salt water.
Oops.
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Sports
Rafael Nadal Rallies in Germany
The top-seeded Spaniard outlasted Fernando Verdasco, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 in the first round of the Hamburg Open.http://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp
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Travel
Wednesday’s Travel News: Noma Goes to Sydney; LOT Expands in the United States
What you need to know if you’re on a trip or planning one soon, including a famed Danish restaurant’s temporary move to Sydney; Carnival’s two new megaships; and new river cruises in Europe.Planning can wait.
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Food
La Pecora Bianca Joins the Italian Crowd
In NoMad, Mark Barak affirms a connection with local growers; Chloe Coscarelli offers a fast-casual vegan showcase; Heartland Brewery opens a taproom; and more.I am not a fussy eater.
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Sports
Win for Dutee Chand, but Line Between Male and Female Athletes Remains Blurred
Despite Monday’s ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the issue remains that not every athlete’s anatomy and physiology fits society’s definition of man and woman.Some women run faster than others.
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U.S.
Jail Video of Sandra Bland Aims to Dispel Rumors About Her Death
This video will not do that job.
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Sports
With New Leader, Changes Could Come to Cup Events
Candidates for the International Tennis Federation’s presidency are proposing changes to features including annual competition, home-and-away ties and the best-of-five-set format.The sports books can suffer.
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World
Hundreds of Migrants Try to Clamber Onto Trains and Cross English Channel
Group after group of migrants made their way to the Eurotunnel compound in Calais overnight on Monday, climbing over fences and other barriers in a desperate bid to board freight trains bound for Britain.They will have more luck with row boats.
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U.S.
Catholic Panel Urges Churches to Continue Sponsoring Scout Troops
The stance by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting came hours after the Boy Scouts voted to permit openly gay leaders and the Mormon Church said it might sever ties to scouting.I am an interested spectator.
The word usurpation comes to mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usurper
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Opinion
Saving for Retirement
AARP urges the Labor Department “to act swiftly to pave the way for state solutions.”I could and did. The pile is not enormous.
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World
How Germany Prevailed in the Greek Bailout
Germany’s patience and brinkmanship, while exploiting mistakes made by the Athens government under Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, led the way to a Berlin consensus.The Greek parliament panicked and voted their self interest.
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N.Y. / Region
Smothering Heat Engulfs New York City
A heat advisory is in effect until Thursday evening as city officials urge residents to stay hydrated and out of the sun as the temperature rises.It is the end of July.
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World
American Hunter Is Accused of Killing Cecil, a Beloved Lion in Zimbabwe
A dentist from Minnesota killed Cecil, a lion who was a favorite among visitors at a national park, after the animal was lured out of the sanctuary, the authorities say.Yes.
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U.S.
American Who Killed Cecil the Lion Keeps Dental Office Closed
Dr. Walter J. Palmer, the hunter who killed Cecil after he was lured out of his sanctuary at Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, has faced an onslaught from social media users and online reviewers.Yes.
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World
Nepal Temple Halts Animal Sacrifices
A temple in southern Nepal known for the mass slaughter of animals at a festival every five years has indefinitely banned animal sacrifice.Beliefs change.
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N.Y. / Region
Harlem Principal Said She Forged Test Answers, Education Dept. Says
The principal, Jeanene Worrell-Breeden of Teachers College Community School, said she had done so because students had not finished the exams, according to a memorandum released Monday.The idea of evaluation is opaque to some.
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Sports
Mexico Dismisses Its National Soccer Team’s Coach
Miguel Herrera was fired after a television reporter claimed Herrera punched him at the Philadelphia airport.An unfortunate incident.
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N.Y. / Region
Connector Between Randalls Island and the Bronx to Open This Summer
The long-awaited pedestrian and bike route will link the island to the Port Morris neighborhood, giving borough residents easier access to the island’s playing fields, bike trails and nature areas.Another Robert Moses plan breaks down.
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World
Debris Examined for Links to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
An object that appeared to be an airplane wing flap washed ashore on Réunion, an island in the Indian Ocean, prompting speculation that it might be from the missing Flight 370.Let the experts look.
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