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U.S.
More Mexican Immigrants Leaving U.S. Than Entering, Report Finds
The Pew Research Center found that from 2009 to 2014, about a million Mexicans returned home as 870,000 arrived in the United States, marking an end to a wave of immigration.Keep looking.
The seasonal farm work just ended.
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U.S.
Maryland College to Remain Closed as Police Search for Student
Washington College said it would remain closed until after the Thanksgiving weekend, as the police searched for a student who was accused of brandishing a pistol there last month.OK
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Opinion
Sleazy Business as Usual in Albany
Gov. Andrew Cuomo should call a special legislative session devoted to cleaning house.The key to an honest legislature is an aggressive and well financed press corps.
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Business Day
Weekly Jobless Claims Fall Again
Factory activity picked up slightly in November, too, suggesting that the worst of a manufacturing downturn may be over.Christmas hiring is running.
Retail is in trouble.
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Opinion
The G.O.P.’s Myopia on Coal
Republicans have ignored efforts to help the industry comply with looming emissions standards.Coal cannot be made clean.
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Opinion
Protect Doctor-Patient Confidentiality
A court case has alarming implications for physicians’ obligations.Psychiatrists are not omniscient.
The legal system should not try to inflict omniscience on them.
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N.Y. / Region
Plan to Close Nuclear Plant in Upstate New York Rattles Its Neighbors
After Entergy announced the shutdown of the James A. FitzPatrick plant, residents of Oswego County became anxious about the loss of jobs and the drain on the local economy.Entergy probably would like to expand the James A. FitzPatrick plant.
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Science
Parasites Found to Influence Fertility in Women
Among indigenous people in Bolivia, women were likely to have more children if they were infected with roundwormsI do not advise parasitic infections.
Hookworm is supposed to suppress allergies.
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World
Philippines Detaining Homeless Before APEC Summit, Rights Group Says
Human Rights Watch says the Philippines is rounding up homeless people to get them off the streets during this week’s Asia-Pacific economic forum.Cleaning up for visitors is traditional.
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U.S.
Texas: Killer of Three Is Executed
A man was executed on Wednesday for setting a fire that killed his 18-month-old daughter and her two young half-sisters at an East Texas home 15 years ago.Another argument is mooted.
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U.S.
Illinois: Attorney General Seeks Release of a Police Video
Attorney General Lisa Madigan asked the Chicago police on Wednesday to release a video that is said to show an officer shooting a black teenager 16 times last year.Pictures can be damning.
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Science
In Some Birds, Love Trumps Hunger Pains
Instead of foraging elsewhere, some birds stand by while a mate feasts, researchers find.If the behavior is symetrical it is easy to understand.
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Travel
From Sedona to the Breakers, Spas With a Sense of Place
Sylvia Sepielli firmly believes that a spa should channel the history, culture and spirit of a region.The Swiss stage needs players.
Sylvia Sepielli is trying.
Doing better would be difficult.
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Sports
U.S. Settles for a Scoreless Tie With Trinidad
Argentina, playing without Lionel Messi and two other stars, won at Colombia, 1-0, on Lucas Biglia’s first-half goal.http://www.theguardian.com/football/results
"Qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia breaks until late March, when the Americans play Guatemala twice in a five-day span. After the final matches next September, the top two teams advance to the six-nation regional finals."
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N.Y. / Region
Silver Made Misleading Comments About How He Disclosed His Income, U.S. Says
Prosecutors in Sheldon Silver’s corruption trial in Manhattan played recordings of the assemblyman giving statements to reporters about how he disclosed outside income.yes.
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Sports
Nets Let Opportunities Slip in Push for Late Comeback
Nicolas Batum had 24 points and 8 assists, and the Charlotte Hornets held off the visiting Nets, 116-111, on Wednesday night.
"MAVERICKS 106, CELTICS 102 Dirk Nowitzki scored 23 points, Wesley Matthews had 18, and Dallas erased an 18-point first-half deficit to win at Boston.
Dallas
trailed by 89-82 with just under eight minutes to play before going on a
14-2 run. The Celtics closed to 104-102 and had the ball, but Raymond
Felton stole it in the final seconds." 17
Sports
Kevin McHale Fired by Struggling Houston Rockets
McHale was in his fifth season with Houston and was coming off a 56-26 season where the Rockets reached the Western Conference finals for the first time since 1997.http://nytimes.stats.com/nba/scoreboard.asp?day=20151120
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World
Nordic Countries, Overwhelmed by Migrants, Retreat From Generous Traditions
The abrupt change in the Nordic nations is one of the most striking consequences of the surge of asylum seekers in Europe this year.Pressure is building.
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Sports
Fantasy Football Week 11: Titans at Jaguars
Fantasy football analysis for Thursday night’s game between the Tennessee Titans and the Jacksonville Jaguars.20
Business Day
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