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U.S.
Squatters See a New Frontier in the Empty Homes of Las Vegas
Foreclosed homes still pockmark Las Vegas, lingering signs of the housing crisis. But they do not always stay empty: Squatters move in, bringing crime with them.Squatting has no charms.
The banks are stubborn. They want their money.
Rotting corpses draw scavengers.
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Real Estate
Priced Out of My Childhood Home
When a New York neighborhood becomes gentrified, young people who grew up there may be displaced.Yes.
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N.Y. / Region
Gas Is Cut Off for Upper East Side Building Amid Violations
The Buildings Department has received 32 complaints about conditions in the building, Yorkshire Towers, on East 86th Street, in less than two months.The landlord knew better.
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Fashion & Style
Susan Cheng, Joseph Doctor
The bride and groom received doctoral degrees in education leadership from Harvard, where they met.Any ceremony you can get
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Magazine
How New Cancer Treatments Are Shaping Lives
Readers share their stories.I have no symptoms.
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Fashion & Style
Courtney De Thomas, Paul Shapiro
The couple met in 2002 through mutual friends, but did not begin dating until 11 years later.Any ceremony you can get
Sooner is better As soon as you can is best.
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U.S.
Confined to Nursing Homes, but Longing (and Ready) for Home
Some states are falling short in increasing the share of Medicaid dollars spent on providing support that would allow disabled people to live at home.Every job helps.
Out is better.
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Opinion
How to Bridge Chicago’s Divide: Mayor Obama?
Readers discuss how Chicago is no longer “the city that works.” A former resident (now president) or his wife could change that, one reader says.Rahm Emanuel is probably not responsible for Chicago's problems.
They could ask President Obama.
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Your Money
Disproving Beliefs About the Economy and Aging
Research shows that older adults work beyond retirement age, are productive and are not blocking younger workers from the job market.Proof does not change minds.
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Fashion & Style
Alice Lin, Hélène Vincent
The couple met in 2013 through OKCupid.Any rite you can get.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
My land line works. I must find a charger for my cell.
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N.Y. / Region
Her New Job: Walking a 17-Pound Pet Tortoise
Amalia McCallister beat out applicants from all over. Now she gets to take Henry for his constitutional. And to speed things up, she can use a stroller.It is not bad work if it can be found.
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N.Y. / Region
Harvest Wine Bar in New Haven Is a Restaurant Family’s Latest Outpost
The restaurant in New Haven strives for local sourcing of ingredients and for a broad appeal.It would not be my first choice.
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Fashion & Style
J.C. Cadwallader, Heather Renwick
The couple was married at the Presbyterian Church of the Pilgrims in Washington.Any rite you can get.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Opinion
Tricky Timing for the Class of 2016
Employment prospects for today’s graduates are far from ideal."More public spending could have raised demand at a time of diminished private-sector spending. But Republicans in Congress have rejected that approach and have embraced budget cuts that have hampered broader recovery and growth, at times with the support or acquiescence of Democrats and administration officials."
Not much hope.
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Opinion
Sexual Freelancing in the Gig Economy
Forget dinner and a movie. We’re treating dating like an unpaid internship."As anyone who has ever been in love can attest, the laws of supply and demand do not control our feelings."
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Magazine
Kale, Coconut and Grace in a Salad
Roasting creates an edible tapestry, crisp and yielding all at once.Warm Kale, Coconut and Tomato Salad
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018114-warm-kale-coconut-and-tomato-salad
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U.S.
E.P.A. Methane Leak Rules Take Aim at Global Warming
The regulations require oil and gas companies to plug and capture leaks of methane from new and modified drilling wells and storage tanks.Every bit helps.
Plugging the leaks will cost less than the gain in income.
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Magazine
The Improvisational Oncologist
In an era of rapidly proliferating, precisely targeted treatments, every cancer case has to be played by ear.We continue to learn.
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N.Y. / Region
How to Avoid the Fate of a Common Grave
People from all walks of life end up on Hart Island, the resting place for New York City’s unclaimed dead. Here are some ways to keep yourself or a relative out of the potter’s field.I would as soon burn
We will get all official in due course.
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N.Y. / Region
Dean Skelos Is Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison in Corruption Case
The sentencing of Mr. Skelos, the second in 10 days of a former senior New York lawmaker, closes an extraordinary chapter during which two trials exposed the seamy side of Albany politics.The prosecutors should keep digging.
Albany is far from clean.
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