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World
Thailand: 2 Sentenced to Death for Murders of British Tourists
The verdict follows an investigation and trial that were mired in controversy, including allegations of police incompetence, mishandling of evidence and torture of the suspects.Suspect scapegoating.
Refugees are not valued.
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World
Video: Migrants Find Work in Germany
The tide of migrants arriving in Germany could be an economic boon for its aging economy. But even qualified, German-speaking newcomers face an uncertain future in their new home.Cost drives business.
Industry is a business.
Labor in Germany costs more than equivalent labor in China.
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Opinion
Should Race Be a Factor in College Admissions?
Readers react to two Op-Ed articles discussing diversity.Race can and probably should be a factor in selecting from a pool of academically qualified applicants.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: At Bangkok Boulevard in Hamden, a Spectrum of Classic Thai Flavors
The offerings here, boldly flavored, cheap and cheerfully presented, seem true to Thai form, though tailored to Western palates.A lunch spot.
I will need to ride the learning curve for a new cuisine.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: Veganized Offers Hearty Fare, Without the Meat and Cheese
At Veganized in New Brunswick, diners leave feeling full, without feeling gluttonous or heavy.Add Veganized to your list.
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Real Estate
Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
This week’s properties include a two-bedroom duplex in Jersey City, N.J., and a four-bedroom house in Bedford, N.Y.The pool could be a problem in Bedford.
The house does not thrill me.
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U.S.
Utah: Judge Says State Can Block Funding for Planned Parenthood
A judge ruled that Utah can cut off federal funds to Planned Parenthood, a move that Gov. Gary R. Herbert ordered after the release of secretly recorded videos of the group.Utah is living a lie.
The U.S. has sent the army previously for such behavior.
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N.Y. / Region
Bridge’s Closing Tries the Patience of Parkgoers
The Squibb Park Bridge, a shortcut for pedestrians heading to Brooklyn Bridge Park, abruptly shut in August 2014. It has remained closed even though officials in July said repairs were completed.The motion probably scared some powerful person.
The bridge continues to bounce.
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World
Germany: After a Tearful Moment, a Girl’s Permit to Stay Is Extended
The girl, a 14-year-old Palestinian, began to cry during a televised forum in July when Chancellor Angela Merkel told her that Germany could not admit everyone who wanted to live in the country.Chancellor Angela Merkel behaves badly.
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Real Estate
House Hunting in ... Portugal
Lisbon’s metropolitan area suffered after the 2008 global financial crisis, but the market has been helped by an attractive new tax program for part-time residents.No.
You would have to convince me.
Start.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Automobiles
Fiat Chrysler Recalls S.U.V.s a Second Time
An earlier fix to approximately 477,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durangos being recalled again did not always work.The recall appears proper.
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U.S.
South Carolina: Ex-Police Officer Seeking Public Funds for Defense in Murder Trial
A judge has ordered court officials to investigate whether a former police officer charged with murder in the killing of an unarmed driver is poor enough to get taxpayer money for his defense.He might qualify now. He will qualify later.
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U.S.
‘Black Lives Matter’ Protesters Gather; Mall Is Shut in Response
Protesters gathered at the Mall of America and the nearby airport in Minneapolis to draw attention to the police killing of Jamar Clark.The shooting of unarmed people is always important.
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World
New Finance Minister in Brazil Seeks to Counter Pessimism
Nelson Barbosa, on the job for less than two days, tried to assure skeptics that Latin America’s largest economy was “starting to get better.”No one is reassured.
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Real Estate
Reviving Downtown White Plains With New Places to Live and Linger
The city hopes to attract millennials downtown with competitively priced housing, stores, restaurants and other amenities.It is a long commute with few of the advantages of a city center.
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U.S.
Suspect in Colorado Shooting Wants to Be His Own Lawyer
“How can I trust my attorney?” Robert L. Dear Jr. said in court, noting that his public defender had questioned whether Mr. Dear he was competent to stand trial.Robert L. Dear Jr. has removed all doubt of his incompetence.
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N.Y. / Region
Queens Man Charged in Connection With 2012 Killing in Midtown Manhattan
Lloyd McKenzie, 37, was charged for his role in a cross-country cocaine conspiracy that led to the brazen afternoon killing of a man in December 2012, prosecutors said.Proof must be possible.
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World
Japan: Court Paves Way for Utility to Restart 2 More Nuclear Reactors
The court lifted an April injunction that was filed by residents who said that an earthquake exceeding the reactors’ quake resistance could cause a disaster similar to the crisis set off by a March 2011 quake and tsunami.The energy is needed.
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Sports
Illinois Decision Is Challenged
DraftKings and FanDuel, the leading daily fantasy sports companies, filed lawsuits in Illinois on Thursday asking a judge to declare their games legal there.They have nothing to loose by filing suit.
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Food
Tuscan Beans and Farro in a Hearty Soup
A mix of legumes and grains, with plenty of aromatics, makes for a perfect winter potage.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farro
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1017896-farro-and-bean-soup
Try barley.
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Real Estate
$1,700,000 Homes in California, Virginia and Georgia
This week’s homes include a contemporary in Atlanta, a Spanish revival in California and an old farmhouse in Virginia.More house than I want.
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Business Day
U.A.W. Says Volkswagen Is Refusing to Bargain in Chattanooga
The United Auto Workers filed charges against VW, claiming it is refusing to enter into collective bargaining for some workers at its plant in Chattanooga.The workers did not unionize.
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World
Election Results in Spain Are a Stinging End to Europe’s Year
In 2016, Brussels, Berlin and international creditors will have fewer friends to turn to after a series of elections that have hollowed out Europe’s political center.yes
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World
Video: Migrants Find Work in Germany
The tide of migrants arriving in Germany could be an economic boon for its aging economy. But even qualified, German-speaking newcomers face an uncertain future in their new home.Maybe.
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Business Day
Ford Recalls 313,000 Sedans to Fix Headlight Problem
The recall, which includes Crown Victoria and Mercury Grand Marquis sedans from the 2003 to 2005 model years, follows a federal investigation.Required.
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Opinion
Seismic Political Shock in Spain
Spain’s election is the latest evidence that voters are sick of austerity and losing faith in their established parties.yes
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World
Parties in Spain Wrestle to Form a Government
A fractious election, in which insurgent groups prospered while establishment parties slumped, has left the country facing a period of horse trading to decide who will lead.9
Food
Danish at Home: The Easier Way
Delightful pastry is attainable with 30 minutes of active work and some foresight.http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1017900-everything-danish?action=click&contentCollection=Food&module=Cooking®ion=Marginalia&pgtype=article
Yes
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Thailand is a sovereign nation.
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Automobiles
Ford Focus Steering Problem Prompts Many Complaints, but No Inquiry
Federal safety regulators have received about 150 complaints that the Focus’s power steering can turn off, but they have not opened a formal investigation, and Ford has taken limited action.2000
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U.S.
Tamir Rice’s Family Fears Grand Jury Is Biased Toward Cleveland Officer
The prosecutor is releasing material favorable to the officers involved in Tamir’s death, and the family fears there is an effort to avoid indictments.The family is probably right.
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World
Georgia: Prime Minister to Step Down
Irakli Garibashvili gave no specific reason when he resigned Wednesday in a surprise move less than a year before parliamentary elections.things will continue as they are.
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N.Y. / Region
Skelos Conviction Leaves Key Vacancy in Nassau County Senate Seat
Republican leaders say only a spotless recruit can make the case to Long Island voters that Republicans should retain their slim majority in the State Senate.A loss for the Republican party.
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U.S.
Grand Jury Declines to Indict Anyone in Death of Sandra Bland
A special prosecutor said, however, that “the case is still open,” and that grand jurors would reconvene next month to discuss other aspects of it.Texas must remove the Republicans.
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