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Amid a cost-cutting drive
Amid Efforts to Expand Marine Preserves
Amid Flurry of Activity as Free Agency Opens
Among de Blasio’s Priorities
among other pivotal events.
Among the agency’s plans are a creative scholarship for women in countries where they are hindered by poverty and societal attitudes.
AMY CHOZICK
AMY CORTESE
AMY FINNERTY
AMY YEE
AMY ZIPKIN
an abstract expressionist who was a fixture of the 1950s art scene in New York
An actor with a love of science seeks to apply techniques of drama to help scientists be better communicators.
An aid package worth as much as $15 billion over the next two years
an ally of the ousted leader Viktor F. Yanukovich
an Alpine skier
an ambivalence about wealth and success and their moral cost.
an American expat chef mixes in a taste of the States.
an Anxious Look Toward the Future
An App for Diners to Pay Their Bill
An appeals court gave Anwar Ibrahim a five-year term a week before he was expected to register for elections.
An array of new rules
An article published by The National Enquirer after the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman quoted his friend David Bar Katz
an assemblyman from Brooklyn
An E.U. Plan That Could Work for Cameron
An early morning blaze burned four homes on a crowded block; firefighters said it was too soon to tell the cause of the fire.
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an Entertainment Weekly
an Entertainment Weekly columnist
an Epiphany
an evangelical church in Missouri
An exhibition at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich displays compelling dioramas that are part paintings
An incorrectly installed circuit breaker could cause a short circuit and fire; Yamaha and Mitsubishi recall vehicles.
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an injury will occur.
An inmate is challenging the state prison system’s ban on long facial hair
An investigation by the New York state attorney general’s office uncovered years of financial mismanagement by the nonprofit group that runs the annual extravaganza.
an investigative journalist and editor of Tehelka magazine
An Island Home
An Obama Budget Big on Ideals
An Odd Couple in the News Business Partner in a Series on Fatherhood
an outsider develops a tremendous closeness to the island.
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Analysts welcomed the announcements
ANAND GIRIDHARADAS
and “The Open House.”
and 29 of the 30 in the opening period in a 6-1 loss.
and a Family Tree Grows
and a family’s
and a reduction of the seven individual tax brackets to two — at 10 percent and 25 percent.
and a Whole Lot of ‘Glee’
and aims to bring more physicality to the role.
and all its temptations
and any slump in prices could lead to widespread anger
and automakers try to sell their vehicles more directly.
and Bode Miller finished in a tie for bronze.
and by the women’s national team in coming games.
and came as a surprise to researchers.
and Canines
and cash advance lenders
and copper fell sharply on Chinese credit worries.
and desperate for a way out.
and falling in love with
and February Jobs Data
and Foes
and he did not seem at all concerned about giving up four runs in two innings.
and he died fixing it.
and her father and coach
and Is Happy for It
and it and the West are more dependent on each other than they were in decades past.
and it reduces the inmate population to 154
and Matthias Goerne and Deborah Voigt in the lead roles.
and Matthias Mayer
and microtonal elements.
And more questions answered by a just-released interactive catalog of fame compiled by a team of researchers at M.I.T.
and most of Afghanistan’s polio cases are traceable to that country.
and new features abound. But a stubby plastic device attached to the side of your head still looks peculiar.
and Now Homes
and Officers Pounce
and on Friday
and only its second since 1985.
and others refused to inform.
and raise hackles instead.
and Republicans are unlikely to go along.
and requested the funds from an influential district businessman.
and researchers hope that a dose every three months could work in humans.
and said a decision should never be political.
and said that Mr. Yanukovcyh had arrived in Crimea on Sunday and had fled to an unknown location without his security detail.
and Seeing a Chance to Rewrite It
and some lost their heads
and sometime this month
and stocks in Europe rose in early trading.
and that pre-tax profit rose to $464 million from $51 million.
and the Federal Reserve’s summary of its January meeting may provide hints about how it expects to wind down its stimulus campaign.
and the few hints of the effort by the company to fight back.
and the Knicks never got close as their sputtering playoff hopes were dealt another blow.
and the men’s snowboard cross will go straight to the finals
and the number of Texas clinics
and the reasons for their deaths vary.
and the Senate will consider Stanley Fischer as the Fed’s next vice chairman at a hearing on Tuesday.
and the United States national team.
and their cousin
and though Pfizer and Amgen teamed up to develop drugs to mimic the effect
and to best prepare himself for this year’s World Cup.
and to bolster the hope that a political settlement might be reached.
and traveling to spots in Japan he loves to visit.
and two Austrians
and Unemployment Rate Ticks Up to 6.7%
and were provoked by French executives who recently traveled to Tehran.
and what it is like to return home.
and where
ANDREW E. KRAMER
ANDREW HIGGINS
ANDREW HIGGINS and ANDREW E.
ANDREW HIGGINS and STEVEN LEE MYERS
ANDREW JACOBS
ANDREW KEH
ANDREW POLLACK
ANDREW ROTH
Andrew Weibrecht was the surprise silver medalist
ANDY WEBSTER
ANITA GATES
Anna Fenninger
Anna Netrebko sings the title role in Puccini’s “Manon Lescaut” during a run at the Rome Opera.
ANNE BARNARD and HWAIDA SAAD
ANNIE CORREAL
ANNIE LOWREY
Another Ugly Start and Unsightly Loss
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Anthony Tommasini invites readers to share their favorite musical surprises
Any Thoughts
Anze Kopitar gets to keep playing for his father in the Olympics as Slovenia advanced to the hockey quarterfinals with a 4-0 win over Austria.
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Apple’s CarPlay Captivates the Auto Industry
Apple’s Chief Financial Officer to Retire
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Applying Olympic Sinew to Strauss
Appreciating Figure Skating’s Spins
approved by President John F. Kennedy
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Archrival Is Freed as Ukraine Leader Flees
are “presumed to be competent” at something they “know essentially nothing about.”
are among the racers who have changed the landscape.
are changing the face of the city center.
are chasing economic returns as well.
are the reigning conference champions and in hot pursuit of the top seed in their conferences.
are true believers in old-fashioned vaudeville-descended entertainment as panacea and escape.
are turning SUNY Albany into a lacrosse powerhouse.
arguing that his policies on New York City charter schools were being distorted.
Arizona Governor Praised for Veto of Antigay Bill
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around since 1936
Arriving in Kiev
Arsenal’s Champions League Hopes Fade
Arseniy P. Yatsenyuk
Art
Art Auctions Without the Attitude
Art fairs like Arco Madrid may not have the star power of events like Art Basel
Art World Places Its Bet
ARTHUR MIDDLETON
Arthur Pereverziev is in charge of the abandoned presidential palace. He worries that this revolution will not be a repeat of the past.
Artists and patrons are trying to look beyond the countrys traditional notions
Artists who have moved to the Big Easy reflect on the influences and inspiration they find in their adopted home.
Arts
Arundhati Roy
As artists’ creative spaces in New York have shrunk
As bottles sealed with cork became more common
As China’s leader emphasized quality of economic growth over a set target
as climate change accentuates unusual weather.
as consumers no longer depend on dealers to learn about cars
As Cuba’s Economy Opens a Bit
As episodes from her life story are written there
as expected
As Far as Possible From His Sitcom
As Health Care Shifts
as his nemesis
As jury selection continues in the trial of Sulaiman Abu Ghaith
As Moscow orders more military exercises on Ukraine’s border
As New Jersey deals with another blast of winter weather
As people move to this part of the city to escape downtown’s escalating rents and tourism
as required.
As Snow Sits in the Bronx
As speculation grows about whether Hillary Rodham Clinton will run for president in 2016
As standoffs around Ukrainian bases continued
As tension between Moscow and Kiev escalates
As the 2014 season begins this weekend
as the head of the agency’s division of trading and markets.
As the mayor appoints the nine members of the board
as the proposed creation of Telangana State. The vote set off celebrations and protests.
As the showdown in Ukraine headed toward a referendum in Crimea
As they left the building that they had occupied for more than two months
as well as several million dollars in drought aid for the state’s farmers.
As younger travelers bring an urban sensibility to their accommodations
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ASHLEY SOUTHALL
Asia Markets Lower Amid Economic Uncertainty in China and U.S.
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Astorino Opens Campaign for New York Governor With Visit to the Bronx
Astorino to Announce Bid for New York Governor
Astronomers Discover Hundreds of Planets
at 23
at a rally in Albany
At an Abandoned Palace in Ukraine
At Audi’s Party
at Barcelona.
At Carnival
At Every Performance
At Fordham
At high-end apartment buildings
at home by Barcelona
At Least 2 Dead After Car Crashes Into Crowd at South by Southwest Festival
At least 29 were killed and 143 wounded in a knife attack by a group in Kunming
At Least 4 Killed as Gas Explosion Hits East Harlem
At least two passengers used stolen passports to board a Malaysia Airlines jet that disappeared Saturday between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing with 239 people aboard
at least until merchants and banks give you a hand.
At Retromobile in Paris
At Shuffle Concerts
At smaller auction houses a world away from the likes of Sotheby’s and Christies
At the Conservative Political Action Conference
at the Other House That Ruth Built
At the Rolex Australian Grand Prix this weekend
At Trade Center Transit Hub
At U.N.
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Atlético Shows It’s Here to Stay
Atlético stayed in the hunt for the Spanish league title
Attack on Hong Kong Journalist Prompts March for Press Freedom
Attack Strains Already Tense Relations Between China’s Han and Uighurs
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and libertarian-leaning Republicans have found common cause on eliminating mandatory-minimum prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. is scheduled to testify before the United States Sentencing Commission on Thursday in support of a plan that would lessen sentences for drug dealers.
Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. was careful not to encourage his state counterparts to disavow their laws
attributing the drop to revelations of customer data theft.
Audi released details about its diminutive 300-horsepower convertible on Wednesday
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Aviation safety experts said the discovery that two passengers were traveling on stolen passports has revealed a major gap in security procedures developed since the attacks of Sept. 11
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backed by a California-based private equity firm
Bandit Buddies Separated by a Woman
Bangladeshs Coal Delusion
Bangladeshs Home Truth
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Bank of England Keeps Benchmark Rate at Record Low
Banking and
BARRY GEWEN
Baseball’s Diamond in Rough
Baseball’s Home Plate Collision Rule Includes an Exception
basketball
Bayern Munich defeated the London club 2-0 in the Champions League match
BAZ DREISINGER
be taught.
Beatrice Gomberg and Ray Barba wanted a one-bedroom with a washer-dryer and a dishwasher.
becoming only the second team to reach 34-0.
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beer and winter sports can inject some life into the season’s cold
Before a capacity crowd in its final Atlantic Coast Conference home game
Before Gentrification
began the process of removing compacted snow from the playing surface so they can prepare the grass field for a March 15 game.
began writing in English
Behind Debt-Limit Retreat
Behind Meryl Davis and Charlie White
Behind the Black Struggle
behind.
Beijing and its local allies are undermining the framework that protects our rights.
Being Human Seems Enough
BEN BRANTLEY
BEN PROTESS and S
BEN RATLIFF
BEN SHPIGEL
BEN STRAUSS
BENEDICT CAREY
BENJAMIN PRESTON
BENJAMIN WEISER
BEPPE SEVERGNINI
Berg’s “Wozzeck” will return to the Metropolitan Opera with James Levine at the helm
Bernhard Gander and Olga Neuwirth as part of the Vienna: City of Dreams festival.
Beside the Flash of Gold
BETH GARDINER
Beth Jacob
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BETTINA WASSENER
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Biden Remark Casts Doubt on Pillar of U.S. Trade Agenda
bigamist and con man.
BILL CARTER
Bill is readjusting to freedom in Oklahoma in Emily Schwend’s “Take Me Back
Bill McLaughlin
BILL PENNINGTON
Bill Thomas Is Dead at 89; Editor Guided Los Angeles Times to 9 Pulitzers
Bill Viola: A Journey of Emotions
Billed as a comedy
Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day helps Yale Repertory Theater give Shakespeare a Beatlesque spin with “These Paper Bullets!”
Billy Stritch
BILLY WITZ
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BINYAMIN APPELBAUM
bipolar disorder
bisexual and transgender consumers.
Bistros Mix With Tattoo Parlors
Bittersweet Chocolate on the Pillow
Bleak Houses
Bleak Retail Reports Continue With Sears and Best Buy
Blips on Radar Baffle Officials in Malaysian Jet Inquiry
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Blogger Keeps Focus on Brooklyn Architecture
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Blogs
Blood Relations
Bluetooth Headsets Are Useful on the Go
Blurring Social Borders
Boehner Blunts G.O.P. Infighting
Bogdana Matsotska
Bombing of Tourist Bus Kills at Least Four in Sinai
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Books and Literature
Both Painful and Pleasurable
bouncing back from a poor performance in Boston with a home win against Sacramento.
Boyhood friends who become bandit kings are put to the test by a beautiful woman in “Gunday
Boyland Is Convicted in Second Corruption Trial
BRAD SPURGEON
brand
Branded Saloon Offers Bits of Texas and Bytes of Music
Brandon Miller
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Brazilian Rhythms
Breakfast at the Vatican
BRENDAN SPIEGEL
BRENT McDONALD
BRIAN LIBBY
Brian O’Driscoll: Ireland’s Rugby Ironman
BRIAN SCIARETTA
BRIAN SEIBERT
Brian Watkins’s play
briefly turning a sports event into something more akin to a megachurch gathering.
Bringing the Happy
bringing the total to about 1
Bringing Vocal Life to a Scholarly Endeavor
Britain’s central bank said it would keep its key interest rate at 0.5 percent
British Floods Could Be a Harbinger
British Official Calls Crimea Biggest Crisis in Europe This Century
British Official’s Arrest a Blow to Cameron Government
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Britten’s ‘Bunyan’: A Giant Returns to Stage
Brooklyn
Brooklyn to the Big Time
BROOKS BARNES
BROOKS BARNES and MICHAEL CIEPLY
brought a dramatic conclusion to a painful episode that had strained American-Israeli relations.
Brown to Run for Re-election as California Governor
browse vintage clothes
Browsing for Bargain Spring-Break Airfares
BRUCE HANDY
BRUCE WEBER
Buckwheat Crêpes With Caramelized Apples
Buddy
Build Your Own Chaos
Buoyed by Positive Unemployment Data
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business
Business Day
Businesses That Try Crowdfunding Face Skepticism
Businessman Jeffrey E. Thompson communicated with an adviser to Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton on an illegal canvassing effort to bolster Mrs. Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign.
but a clear love of art.
but after an attack on Saturday
but be wary anyway.
but by the agency’s professional staff.
but Can’t Go Back
but did not say anything about selling it in North America.
but discrimination against them has not eased.
but does he know that he cant go it alone?
but don’t know they’re impaired.”
but education experts say his proposal might be difficult to put into effect.
but First a Stop in Mississippi
but for many Crimeans
but G.M.
but He’s Keeping It
but his statement added uncertainty to the political situation in Iraq.
but I desperately didn’t want to catch her bouquet.
but I had to use side channels to get my mouth to say them aloud.
but if he does
but Is Not Headed for U.S.
but it allows a catcher with the ball to block a runner’s direct path to the plate.
but it also offers a portrait of an actor as an almost invisible man.
but it cannot ignore the mammoth task before it: Overcoming a dominant Connecticut.
but it does not reflect the reality of the universe outside the mind.
but it is intent on saving an 82-foot-high sculptural ensemble of 63 panels.
but it is not the first time professional American baseball journeyed to Australia.
but it raised fears that militants were expanding their campaign against the security services to include civilians.
but its depth and distance from shore reduced the impact on land.
but Its Facade Will Live On
but Keeping a Tight Grip
but lead actresses average only 57.
but many families appreciate not having to juggle work and children with little notice.
but minimal glitz.
but Mr. Katz had not spoken with The Enquirer that week
but Much Changes
but now Frank Underwoods carefully constructed plans are a step away from unraveling.
but Now Mostly From Upstate
but one expert says its business model no longer works because people want food that has been made to order.
but Only in Bits and Pieces
but other gay rights leaders caution that “2014 is not the year.”
but researchers say there’s hope.
but reserved the right “to effectively respond to acts of violence.”
but said he was in a better position at this point in camp than he was last year.
but says he has other projects to pursue
but some Fordham fans say that it is hampering basketball recruiting.
but state legislators say the plan has no chance of succeeding this year.
but strangely there has been no effort to identify the literary giant’s grave site — until now.
but Surprises Remain
but the automaker moved only last month to start a recall.
but the culprit has not been found.
but the first in 10 years
but the half-baked idea of a banking union can be turned into something useful if the European Central Bank follows certain steps.
but the New York Police Department has recently taken away hundreds of cars belonging to governmental entities.
but the win had all the earmarks of a true squeaker.
but there was no plane
but they can use their political pulpits to fight for a few basic principles.
but they made their complaints heard on Thursday.
but they offer surprises
but this Wes Anderson film is also concerned with a complicated slice of 20th-century European culture with some very ugly history.
but this year some categories still can’t be called.
but who wins and who loses has acquired new urgency amid rising rents that are putting some neighborhoods out of reach for lower-income residents.
but With Better-Looking Swing
but With Small Chance of Passage
by a driver who was reportedly drunk and evading arrest.
By drawing 2-2 with Real Madrid
by half.
By including vehicles mentioned in a 2006 technical service bulletin
By quickly and unilaterally ending a back-and-forth over a debt ceiling increase
By redistributing financial risk
By the time the little gold men are handed out
By using spins as strategic showpieces
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C. C. Sabathia pitched three regrettable innings in the Yankees’ 3-2 preseason loss Tuesday
C. CLAIBORNE RAY
Calif.
California Driver’s License Program Hits an Unexpected Snag
California: Migrants Stage Another Border Protest
California: No Damage After Magnitude-6.8 Quake
called Amex EveryDay and highlighted in an ad campaign starring Tina Fey
calling recent his sentence to three years in prison politically motivated.
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Cameras Shooting in Battle: Five Auteurs and Their World War II Films
Cameron’s Stock Rises With Stoke’s Success
CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
Can You Spare a Studio?
Can’t Get a Bank Loan? The Alternatives Are Expanding
Canada Bread
Canada Catches U.S. in Final Bobsled Run
Canada Challenges Erotic TV on Level of Domestic Content
Canada Defeats Sweden to Win Gold in Men’s Hockey
Canada Grapples With Adapting to Minority Needs
captures the state of being black in South Africa in the mid-1950s.
Car Bomb Kills 5 Outside Airport in Somalia
CARA BUCKLEY
CARL HULSE
CARL HULSE and JONATHAN MARTIN
CARL ZIMMER
CARLOTTA GALL
Carmakers Say Sales Were Sluggish in Chilly February
CAROL VOGEL
CarPlay links an Apple 5
Carson Yeung
CASEY KELBAUGH
Casting Shadows on a Fanciful World
casting the problem in near-apocalyptic terms
Catching Perth’s Wave in Western Australia
Cate Blanchetts source of inspiration for her role in the film "Blue Jasmine
Catherine Ashton
CBS News Correspondent
CeeLo Green to Leave ‘The Voice’
Celebrating a Building That
Celebrating the Taxis That Saved Paris
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Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that failure to help find a negotiated solution would severely damage Russia politically and economically.
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Channeling a Breaker of Barriers
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Channon Hodge
CHARLES ISHERWOOD
Charles Marville
CHARLES V. BAGLI
CHARLIE SAVAGE
CHARLIE SAVAGE and LAURA POITRAS
Checking Complaint
CHELSEA CAIN
Chelsea rolled over Tottenham Hotspur and looks to be the team to beat in the Premier League.
CHERYL JENSEN
Chicago beat the Miami Heat
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman’s decision to let third-year law students sit for the bar exam in February in return for public service would create a new pool of lawyers for the indigent
Chief of Microsoft
chief of the Bank of Cyprus
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Children and Childhood
Children born to middle-aged men are more likely to develop any of a range of mental difficulties
children born with the infection were found to be at greater risk.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Sheri Fink Win Book Awards
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China Announces New Cybersecurity Push
China Calls Stabbing Rampage at Rail Station a Terrorist Act
China Details Plans to Liberalize Interest Rates and Encourage Private Banks
China Stops Plans for Virtual Credit Cards
China’s central bank said it wanted to assess the risks that customers could face using the untested services from the online giants Alibaba and Tencent.
Chinese households have an overwhelming share of their assets in their homes
CHOE SANG-HUN
choice
Chris Berry says his tale
Chris brown
CHRIS BUCKLEY
CHRIS BUCKLEY and MATTHEW L. WALD
Christian Roman
Christie Aide Joked of Traffic Jam at Rabbi’s House
Christie Returns to National Spotlight With Pragmatic Message
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Christopher Aldens new production is set in a salon of a gentlemens club
CHRISTOPHER CLAREY
CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE
CHRISTOPHER JENSEN
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chronic itching is getting a serious look beyond just throwing antihistamines at it.
Chrysler will no longer publish North American vehicle production reports; Ford’s aluminum F-150 sparks a run on the aluminum market.
CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
circa 1880
cities
Citing New Texas Rules
CLAIRE BARTHELEMY
Classical
Classical Music
Classical Playlist: Danish String Quartet
CLAUDIA DREIFUS
CLIFFORD KRAUSS
Climbing Mt. Everest? Nepal Says Bring Back Garbage
Clinton Aide Linked to Campaign Scandal
Clinton Fans
closing the federal government on Thursday.
clothing
Clues to a Very Old Extinction and Why Calicos Look That Way
Clunky fixtures and some rough workmanship in the underground mezzanine detract from what is meant to be breathtaking grandeur.
CLYDE HABERMAN
cnn
Co-Founder of Home-Improvement Chain
Coaching Lineage Reminds Butler Where It Has Been
cocktails and cuisine
COLIN MOYNIHAN
college
comcast
Comcast and Time Warner Cable Forgo a Breakup Fee
Comcast’s $45 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable has a lot of numbers that stand out. Among them is the break-up fee if either side walks away. That figure is zero.
comforting winter soup that is simple to make.
Coming Soon: Heroes of the Higgs
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Commercial businesses seek to raise money through online donations from the public
commercials
commissioner of the troubled Internal Revenue Service
communication
Community finances are held in the grip of the states
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compared with the same period in 2013
Competitors in extreme winter sports
Compiled by ADAM W. KEPLER
Compromising Moral Positions
Computer and Video
Concern Grows Over Academic Freedom in Egypt
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Confusion Over Plane’s Route Frustrates Families and Search
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conjures a refined prewar Europe threatened by imminent global conflict.
Conjuring Big-Screen Romance
considering all the ties there are at NBC with his former boss Lorne Michaels.
Constancy Is Shown the Doors
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Consumers Not Powerless in the Face of Card Fraud
contending that his Muslim faith requires him to wear a beard.
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Continuing and Reshaping
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conversations and dreams.
Convoy With NATO Supplies Is Attacked in Pakistan
Cooking and Cookbooks
CORAL DAVENPORT
CORAL DAVENPORT and STEVEN ERLANGER
COREY KILGANNON
CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM
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Countdown to 2014 World Cup in Brazil: Day 95
Countdown to 2014 World Cup in Brazil: Day 98
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Crashes and Competition at Daytona
Crashes prevail and a Sprint Cup rookie takes pole at Daytona 500 qualifying; Simona de Silvestro becomes Sauber Formula One affiliate.
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Creamy ricotta and Brussels sprouts add color and texture to this dish.
created a rift in the political power structure less than a month before Afghans were to elect a new leader.
Creative Writing
Credit Suisse Documents Point to Mortgage Lapses
Crime in New York City has fallen 2 percent in the first 10 weeks of this year
Crimean Leader Says Ukrainian Military Units Are Surrendering
Crossing a Divide
Cruise Quest: Keeping the Entertainment Fresh
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crunchy and juicy.
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Cuomo Vows to Defend Charter Schools
Cuomo’s Support for de Blasio Comes With a Few Barbs
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Customizing a Mash-Up
cut off the microphones and silenced Democrats on Wednesday
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D.C. Insurance Must Cover Treatment for Transgender Residents
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. wins his second Daytona 500
Dallas released DeMarcus Ware
Dallas Seavey Rallies to Win His Second Iditarod Title
damage its economy and put much of the capital under water.
DAMIEN CAVE
DAN BILEFSKY
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Dancing
Daniel Anselme’s 1957 novel of France’s Algerian war.
DANIEL E. SLOTNIK
DANIEL ENGBER
DANIEL M. GOLD
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DANNY HAKIM
dark days.
Darkness Arrives Onstage
Darrell Issa
Data Weak as China Gets Ready to Transform
DAVE ITZKOFF
DAVE KEHR
DAVID BARBOZA
DAVID BROOKS
DAVID CARR
DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and CLIFFORD KRAUSS
DAVID JOLLY
DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
DAVID STREITFELD
DAVID W. DUNLAP
DAVID WALDSTEIN
David Wise of Reno
Davis and White Give U.S. First Olympic Gold in Ice Dancing
Davis and White moved a step closer — a fox trot and quickstep closer
Days of the Dead
De Blasio
De Blasio Cites Drop in Crime Since Taking Office
De Blasio Pushing for 9-Year Contract With Teachers’ Union
De Blasio Seeks to Halt 3 Charter Schools From Moving Into Public Spaces
De Blasio Unveils Plans to Eliminate Traffic Deaths
Deal Between Dish and Disney Seen as a Win for Both
Death of Boy Caught in Melee Spurs Protests Across Turkey
Debbie Dingell
Debbie Dingell Expected to Seek Her Husband’s Seat in Congress
Deep in the heart of Brooklyn
Defends His Position on Charter Schools
Defenseman Erik Karlsson of Sweden hopes other hockey players follow his lead of wearing cut-resistant socks to protect their ankles from skate blades.
Defining the Jewish State
Delphi Says Autonomous Cars Are Coming
delves into a world of lurid excesses
demands that the athletes exert great discipline over every aspect of their facial expressions.
Democrats can’t match the Koch brothers unlimited money
Democrats Protest Treatment at House I.R.S. Hearing
Demoted Egyptian Graft Investigator Accuses Officials of Retribution
DENISE GRADY
Denise Mina’s “Red Road” opens in 1997 with a shocking double murder in a seedy section of Glasgow.
DENNIS OVERBYE
denouncing what he called a violent coup
depicting a subculture of young Moroccan women.
Derek Jeter Says End of 2014 Season Is Right Time to Move On
Design Through a Punkish Lens
Despair Is Looking Up
Desperate for Escape
Despite efforts by international officials to curb Cyprus’s allure as a tax haven
despite promises of better working and living conditions.
Despite Track Record
despite views for which he makes no apology.
Destroying Soviet symbols might offer fleeting satisfaction to protesters but won’t help build a better future.
detail-oriented or fashion-forward
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Diana Ross to Lead Montreal Festival Lineup
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Disney’s animated “The Jungle Book
Disney’s Game and Internet Division Cuts One Quarter of Its Workforce
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Dispute Over Fate of Mysterious Tanker With Oil From Libya
Dispute Over the Future of Basic Research in Canada
Dissatisfaction with the direction of the country and with the governing Indian National Congress party appears widespread.
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Diving Into Kepler Data
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Dmitri A. Medvedev
Dmitri Tcherniakov has reimagined the czars politics as those of contemporary TV executives in his production of Rimsky-Korsakovs "Tsars Bride" at La Scala.
Dmitry V. Firtash
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Do deer in the yard in winter mean tick bites in the spring? Not definitely
do not focus enough on important academic skills.
Doctor Backs Testimony About Drug’s Effects
Doctors Without Borders in Afghanistan released a study on 800 patients and found that 18 percent knew someone who died because they could not reach medical care.
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DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
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Doubts Start to Arise at Camp Scared Straight
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Dozens gathered outside the embassy on Monday to protest a disallowed goal that helped the United States go on to beat the Russian team on Saturday at the Sochi Games.
Dr. Maassab’s FluMist spray used a live version of the influenza virus that had been attenuated
Drawing Boundaries Around Internships
drawing fire for putting pressure on students to work long hours for little or no pay.
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Driving Under the Influence
Drug Abuse and Traffic
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Education Programs Try to Close Gaps in Myanmar
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Efforts to Rein In Public-Sector Pension Costs Are Falling Short
Egypt Tycoon Is Released; 3 Detainees Detail Abuse
Egypt Withdraws Ambassador From Qatar
Egypt’s Jokers Won’t Be Gagged
Egyptian General Moves to Formalize Presidential Bid
El Salvador’s Presidential Election Close at the Wire
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Eliminating tariffs on all goods between the trans-Atlantic trading partners remains doubtful. So does the 2015 target for completing a deal.
ELISABETH MALKIN
ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
ELIZABETH A. HARRIS
ELIZABETH JENSEN
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Emails released by military prosecutors indicated that other officers discussed whether the chief accuser of Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair might have testified untruthfully.
Emails Released in Wisconsin Political Investigation
Emails released on Wednesday are tied to an investigation into whether campaigning was conducted on government time in a county office once led by Gov. Scott Walker.
Emails Show Shared Concern of False Testimony in Army Sexual Assault Case
Emboldened by cutting-edge research
emergency officials said.
Emerging Markets in Asia in a Delicate Limbo
Emil Hegle Svendsen of Norway held off Martin Fourcade of France to win after a photo finish in the 15-kilometer biathlon mass start event.
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Erin Hamlin of U.S. Takes Slippery Slide to a Medal
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Etihad Airways Reports Jump in Profit as It Considers Stake in Alitalia
Euro Bank Rules and a Fed Confirmation Hearing
Euro Finance Ministers to Meet; Fed to Publish Meeting Minutes
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European Central Bank Holds Rates Steady
European finance officials will consider banking rules on Monday
European officials are set to discuss plans for a banking union
European politicians should eschew an all-or-nothing mind-set.
European Union Official Says
European Union to Offer $15 Billion in Aid to Ukraine
European Unions Banking Union Can Work
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Even the jerks become likable in Fiasco Theater’s charming production of “Measure for Measure
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Everything from engines to the points tally will be affected by the most extensive revamp of rules and regulations in Formula One’s history.
Evgeni Plushenko
Evidence suggests that driving stoned is not as risky as driving drunk.
Ex-Editor Testifies About Underside of British Tabloids
Ex-Northern Alliance Commander
Ex-President Wins a Seat in Colombia
Ex-Trader Kerviel Takes the Long Way Home
examines the wartime lives and work of John Huston
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Exhausted Ice Dancers Have to Keep Their Smiles
Experiencing New Orleans With Fresh Eyes and Ears
experimental rule bans most home plate collisions
experts said.
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Experts were poring over data that seemed to indicate that the missing Malaysian flight had turned west and stayed aloft long after its last contact with ground controllers.
Exploiting California’s Drought
Exploring Black Americans’ Opinions of Same-Sex Marriage
expressed his mistrust of the motives of the U.S. and its allies and said he sees little chance of success in the negotiation effort.
expressed his mistrust of the motives of the United States and its allies and said he saw little chance of success in the negotiation effort.
Extending U.S. Spies’ Reach
Extreme Park Crashes Taking Outsize Toll on Women
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faces a maximum of seven years in jail for five counts of laundering a total of nearly $100 million.
failed to appear in court to face treason charges.
Families Left Vulnerable in China’s Housing Market
Family Life Was Complicated
Fan-Player Clashes Draw Concern in College Basketball
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Fed Board Nominees Endorse Its Current Path
Fed Confirmation Hearings
Federal Judge Rules for Chevron in Ecuadorean Pollution Case
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Fenced In by Television’s Excess of Excellence
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Few commercial structures of any era embody the personality and purpose of their occupants as well as the De Vinne Press Building at Lafayette and East Fourth Streets.
few concessions are made for women in snowboarding and freestyle skiing events like slopestyle.
Few expected the former England captain to charge in his new biography that racism had kept him from leading England more often.
Few questions in Indian politics have generated as much raw emotion
FIAMMETTA ROCCO
Fiat-based Renegade is “designed in America and built in Italy.”
Field Marshal Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi
fills her Sundays with faith and culture
Film students investigate a cold case.
financial markets and reluctance to make politically tough choices.
Finding 3 Ways to Enjoy Alaska’s Winter
Finding a New Balance in a Marriage
Finding a Setting That Captures a Scene
finding and informing owners
Finding Bumps on the Road to Normalcy
Finding chronic traumatic encephalopathy
finding contrasts between her memories and today’s Nicaragua.
finding new audiences for flamenco by blending it with jazz and other genres.
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finished with 25 points for the Wolverines and led a 16-4 run that effectively sealed the victory.
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first taking charge 11 years ago at the age of 22.
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Five of 13 venues are already built for the Pyeongchang Games
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Flexing His Might as Newest Valjean
Florence Nightingale’s Wisdom
FLOYD NORRIS
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focuses on crime and corruption in a fictional New Jersey town.
Fog Postpones Snowboard Cross and Biathlon Events
Folk Art Building Will Be Demolished
Following an 8-Year-Old to Atlantis
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For nations like Ukraine
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forcing an evacuation of the plane but no serious injuries
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Ford celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Australian Ute; Toyota names design chief to run the Lexus division.
Ford says it will build its new Edge crossover near Toronto; Audi releases details of the S1 hot hatch it will unveil in Geneva next month.
foreign businesspeople and technology firm employees.
Foreign Buyers Eyeing Forbes Magazine
Forget Your Troubles With Songs of Hollywood
Formation of New Government in Ukraine Is Delayed
Former Florida Governor
Former Georgian Prime Minister Convicted of Corruption
Former NBC Anchor and Foreign Correspondent
former Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko
Formula One on the Verge of a New Era
Formula One Races Ahead
Forsaking his library of recorded episodes
Fortress Buys Back Stake From Nomura
Fortress shares climbed on Thursday after it paid Nomura
Four People Dead After Jersey City Fire
Four picture books celebrate the city and its signature sights
France and the Fate of the European Welfare State
FRANCESCO GIAVAZZI and ANIL K. KASHYAP
FRANCINE PROSE
FRANCISCO GOLDMAN
Frank Capra
Fraternity Eliminates Tradition of Pledging
Fred D’Aguiar’s novel reimagines the 1978 murder-suicide ritual in Jonestown
Free for Now
French Historical Gem Restored to Its Simple Glory
Friendly prices — and people — greeted the Frugal Traveler on a visit to the country’s chaotic but manageable coastal capital.
Friends Return
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from 3.2 percent
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from Baroque music to Stravinsky to bossa nova.
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from clothing labels to craft breweries to ambitious restaurants.
from holding priesthood to changing how male authorities ask about personal matters.
from leading security experts
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from organizing trash cleanups to counting 183 alligators in a single day.
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fueling quarrels and widening the distance between couples.
Fukushima’s Continuing Tragedy
Fulfilling a Childhood Goal of Being an Artist
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G.M. to Expand Small Car Recall to 1.4 Million Vehicles
G.O.P. Tax Plan Seeks Cuts in Rates and Number of Brackets
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gains perspective from his mother’s death as he looks for a fresh start on the baseball field after ending his 2013 season on a game-ending pickoff in the World Series.
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GARDINER HARRIS
GARDINER HARRIS and HARI KUMAR
GARDINER HARRIS and NEHA THIRANI BAGRI
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Gary Melius was shot by a masked gunman in the parking lot of his opulent Gold Coast estate in Suffolk County
gave a rare view into the skating-on-the-edge culture of the popular press.
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Gaza-Israel Escalation Threatens Cease-Fire
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General Motors and the N.H.T.S.A. knew about problems with certain cars for more than a decade
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genetic modification will remain a sensitive issue for Europe and the United States during trade talks.
Geneticists using new statistical approaches have taken a first shot at both identifying and dating the major population mixture events of the last 4
Georg Friedrich Haas’s new “dark dreams
GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
GEORGE LOOMIS
George Stevens and William Wyler.
George Takei Reflects on Travel
Georgia
Gerard Mortier
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German Leaders Meet With Ukrainian Opposition Leaders
German Soccer Icon Accepts Jail Term for Tax Evasion
Germany Urges Russia to Help Solve Ukraine Crisis
Getty to Let Bloggers and Others Use Photos Free
Gidon Kremer and More
GINA KOLATA
GINANNE BROWNELL
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giving tacit American support to a coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam.
Glimpsing a Lost Paris
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Global Markets Rise on Hopes of Tension Easing in Ukraine
Global Reach for Smaller Fairs
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Friday defended Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to open New York City schools in a snowstorm but mocked him for his signature mantra.
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey said he would devote his remaining time in office to the issue of skyrocketing government pension and health care expenses.
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey urged the Republican Party to broaden its electoral appeal.
Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona
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Gracie Gold Aims for Excellence
Graeme Smith Retires From South African Cricket
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Ground and air units will join in the maneuvers in what appeared to be a direct response to the turmoil in Ukraine following the flight of President Viktor F. Yanukovych last weekend.
Grupo Bimbo to Buy Canada Bread for $1.7 Billion
Guardian to Make Management Changes
Guilt-Free Indulgence in Rameau’s ‘Platée’
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Gym Has History if Not Allure
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Hamlin on Tuesday became the first American singles luger to win an Olympic medal
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Hard Life for a von Trier Woman
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Harvey Focuses on Rehabilitating His Elbow
has a long history with comics and Archie
has a new album coming out
has a reach far beyond the range of its broadcast signal.
has balanced a recent economic boom with a breezy
has become an iconic image of the war. Experts said it was real.
has been president of Florida State University for the past four years.
has channeled his side passion for Scrabble into a book chronicling all the two-letter words allowed in the game.
has developed a reputation as the worlds premier fair for pre-21st century artwork.
has displayed personal qualities
has expanded her presence with a memoir
has experienced the wild ride from struggling art student to a hot star in the art world firmament.
has made such announcements before
has privately indicated plans to name Stephen Luparello
Has Several Payment Perks
has staved off an effort by rivals to buy him out of a storied London hotel.
Has Stood as a Symbol of the Press
has teamed up with The Atlantic magazine for a four-part series on fatherhood and family life.
has teams and fans anticipating an exciting ride during the coming Formula One season
has their art — if
Hassan Hajjaj: ‘Kesh Angels’
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have rendered the appointed government almost powerless.
have waited four years for a chance to unseat their North American rival.
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having its premiere at Seattle Repertory Theater.
Haydn’s Bombshell and Other Surprises
he covered the shooting of Pope John Paul II and conflicts in the Middle East and Vietnam
he reported from some 75 countries in a multifaceted career that included 30 years at NBC.
he says that “we are going to work harder and accomplish more.”
Head of the Central Bank of Cyprus Resigns
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health food co-ops and and Olympic skier Ted Ligety explains the mechanics of the perfect turn.
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Heart Problems Linked to Those Born With H.I.V.
Heartaches on the Home Front
heated sidewalks are a new status symbol.
HEATHER HAVRILESKY
HEATHER O’NEILL
held off Bubba Watson and Jamie Donaldson to finish at four under and win by one shot at the World Golf Championships event in Doral
HELEN T. VERONGOS
HELENE COOPER
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helped expand popular interest in haute cuisine.
Helping Foreign Students Thrive on U.S. Campuses
Henrik Lundqvist made 25 saves and Erik Karlsson scored the game-winning goal as Sweden beat Finland
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HERBERT BUCHSBAUM
here are half-a-dozen developments to watch in the cruise industry.
here’s a look at how the virus spreads
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High-Jump Stars Aim for a Venerable Record
High-rises are being built to help the city house its growing population.
High-Traffic Walkways Become Icy Obstacles
highlighting Williamsburg’s industrial past while adding modern elements.
HILARY STOUT
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his 140th international appearance.
His bold theatricality and updating of classical works marked his four-decade career as the leader of some of the world’s most important opera companies.
his policy director said
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history and Hudson River views are all part of a weekend in this richly textured part of the city.
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Holcomb Ends Another U.S. Bobsled Drought
Holder and Republicans Unite to Soften Sentencing Laws
Holder Endorses Proposal to Reduce Drug Sentences
Holder Says State Attorneys General Don’t Have to Defend Gay Marriage Bans
Hollywood knows 90 percent of the outcome
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Home prices in the city are recovering but listings are thin.
home to warehouses and graffiti-covered walls
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Hong Kong Businessman Found Guilty of Money Laundering
Hong Kong’s Shaky Democratic Future
Hopes for His Recovery Dim
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hosted its first even on Sunday
Hot on the heels of the Met’s recent production of Johann Strauss Jr.’s comic opera “Die Fledermaus” comes Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s “Oh ... Rosalinda!!” (1955).
hotel chains are renovating old office buildings
Hotel Review: Lord Balfour in Miami Beach
Hotel Review: the Guest House in Vienna
Hotel Review: Topnotch Resort in Stowe
Hotels Moving Into Old Buildings
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House of Cards: Power Nearly Undone
House to Investigate Slow Response to Fault in G.M. Vehicles
How a Court Secretly Evolved
How a Lizard Gets Rid of a Suitor
How a pioneering nurse remains important long after her death.
How an ecological myth obscures the story of Yellowstone.
How Democrats Can Compete for the White Working Class
How Nazi scientists went to work for the United States.
How Obamacare Could Unlock Job Opportunities
how often widespread illness occurs and recommendations for prevention.
How one country emerged from dictatorship to become a success story in a region riven by ideological divides.
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Kansas Supreme Court to Rule in School Spending Dispute
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KAREEM FAHIM and MAYY EL SHEIKH
Kareem Granton
KAREN BIRCHARD and JENNIFER LEWINGTON | THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
KAREN CROUSE
KARIN FISCHER | THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Karzai’s Brother Is Expected to Drop Out of Afghanistan’s Presidential Race
Kashmiri Students in India Punished for Supporting Pakistan’s Cricket Team
Kashmiri Students Learn
KATE GALBRAITH
KATE TAYLOR
KATE ZERNIKE
KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
KATHARINE WEBER
KATIE THOMAS
KATRIN BENNHOLD
KATRINA ONSTAD
katy perry
Katy Perry.
KCHUNG
Keeping Schumacher in Mind
keeping Shani Davis of the United States from becoming the first male speedskater to win three consecutive Olympic golds in one event.
KEITH BRADSHER
KELLEY McMILLAN
KEN BELSON
KEN JAWOROWSKI
KEN JOHNSON
KENAN CHRISTIANSEN
Kentucky Falls Out of Top 25
kept his sexuality a secret until 1992 despite a raucous social life.
Kerry Arrives in Jordan on Mideast Peace Mission
Kerry Arrives in London for Crisis Talks on Crimea
Kerry Blames Syrian Government for Stalled Peace Talks
Kerry Kennedy Is Found Not Guilty of Driving While Impaired
Kerry Kennedy Trial Opens With Questions About Her Awareness of Sleeping Aid’s Effect
Kerry Urges Indonesia to Help Stem Climate Change
Kerry Warns Russia of Possible Eviction From G-8
kerry Washington
Kessel’s Hat Trick Gives Americans a Win
KEVIN B. LEE
Kevin Harvick Defeats Dale Earnhardt Jr. at Phoenix Sprint Cup event; Kyle Busch wins Nascar Nationwide Series race.
KEVIN LINCOLN
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killing at least four people and injuring at least two dozen more.
Kim Jong-un
Kim Reed Perell of Adconion Direct
KIRK JOHNSON
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KJ DELLANTONIA
knocking Kim Yu-Na off her perch at the top of the sport.
knowing victory will bring its first championship since 2009
Kolten Wong
Kopitar Helps Slovenia Top Austria to Reach Hockey Quarterfinals
Kremlin Massing Armed Forces Near Eastern Ukraine
Kremlin Says Ukrainian Instability Threatens Russian Interests
Kris Jenne
Kurt Busch to Race Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on Same Day
KYLE MINOR
Kyle Pope
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Lael Brainard and Jerome H. Powell stood by the Federal Reserve’s efforts to reduce unemployment.
Large developments
LARRY ROHTER
Latoya Luckett
LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES
LAUREN SANDLER
Lauryn Williams missed a chance to become the first female athlete to win gold medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
Lazy Scrabble Players
leading the automaker to switch to a Japanese part and issue a recall.
Leaked documents add new details to a secret body of law that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has developed since it began to broaden its role in 2001.
Learning to Deal With Billboards
leaving behind his wife
Leaving behind paparazzi in Zurich
leaving children to suffer or die from what may have been treatable illnesses
leaving it floundering in ineffectual expressions of sympathy.
leaving Russia with no skater in the men’s competition.
Lebanese and Syrian officials said early Monday.
Lebron James & Kanye West Respond vs. Eethg (Terrence Herschel Gay) Nike Shoes
led by almost a second after one run of the giant slalom.
Lee Seok-ki became the first lawmaker convicted on charges of “plotting treason” since the country’s past military dictators used them to silence dissidents decades ago.
left Canada for Europe to make her name writing about the dislocated and the dispossessed.
Leftist Icon in Britain
Lemon and Ricotta
Lemurs
Leonardo DiCaprio brings a duality to his roles
LESLIE KAUFMAN
less of a shrine.
less work has been done on the lower-voltage distribution system.
Lessons Learned From Charters Previous Hostile Offer for Time Warner
Let’s Go Ride a Bike
Lexus Ranked No. 1 on Consumer Reports Annual Brand Report Cards
Liam Neeson joined supporters of New York City’s horse carriages as he spoke in favor of the industry at Clinton Park Stables.
Liberty
Libraries and Librarians
Library Renovation Plan Awaits Word From de Blasio
Libya’s Prime Minister Ousted in Chaos Over Tanker
Life Intervened
Life Lived on Flip Side of Sports Page
Lifting of Ban Should Return BP to Competition
Ligety Takes Big Lead in Giant Slalom
like a blogger from Texas.
like attention deficits
Like Columbus
like Manchester City
like parents
like slopestyle skiing
likens start-ups to a plane that is being built as it flies.
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Lionel Rogosin’s quasi-documentary “Come Back
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Lisa Falzone of Revel Systems on the Thrill of Entrepreneurship
Listening to Ancients in Zimbabwe and Finding a Prehistoric Fable
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Little Happens
Little Leaguer Who Met Jeter at Age 12 to Play Against Him in His Final Season
Little Optimism as Iran Nuclear Talks Are Set to Reconvene
Little Optimism as Iran Nuclear Talks Resume
Little-Known Health Act Fact: Prison Inmates Are Signing Up
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living with their ailing mother on the high plains
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LIZ ROBBINS
LIZA FOREMAN
LIZZY GOODMAN
Lo-Fang
Lola Monroe
London Docks Await Chinese Redevelopment
London-based author who has made a career of applying great ideas of philosophy and literature to everyday life.
Long Island Developer in Stable Condition as Police Search for Gunman
Long overshadowed by pain in terms of research and treatment
Looking at the history of the United States and Israel
Lorde played the first of three sold-out shows on Monday night at Roseland Ballroom.
losing their season opener to the Whitecaps
Losing to U.S. Is Far From Slovakian Hockey’s Only Loss
loud characters and a Balkan band.
Louisville Confronts Elephant in Its Room
Loved Just as He Is
Low Wages and Crumbling Homes
lower prices and interesting niches.
LSD
Lt. Col. Moatassem Fathi says he has been demoted since a top official he accused of sabotaging corruption investigations was rehabilitated by the military-led government.
lucky and friend-filled existence
Lufthansa Results Suggest Overhaul Is Paying Off
Lundqvist and Sweden Return to Gold Medal Game
Lundqvist Hits Two Landmarks
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Madness Most Discreet
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Magazine Editor in India Charged in Rape of Colleague
MAGGIE KOERTH-BAKER
Major Changes in SAT Announced by College Board
make up “The Long Voyage.”
making them treacherous for those on foot.
Malaysian Opposition Leader Sentenced in Sodomy Case
male dragon lizards preferred females with orange patches on their underbellies
managers
Manhattan Community Papers Revamped Under New Editor
MANNY FERNANDEZ
MANOHLA DARGIS
MANU JOSEPH
Manuel Pellegrini
manufacturing
Many Bronx residents and community leaders say that the city has allowed some public walkways to remain covered with snow and ice
many Chinese are saying the mood is worsening.
Many of the first Cubans to leave after Fidel Castro took over are coming back
many of them a window into Soviet history.
many of them backed by government financing
Many Personalities
MARC SANTORA
MARC SANTORA and AL BAKER
MARC SANTORA and COREY KILGANNON
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Maria Hummel’s novel about middle-class Germans in the 1940s is inspired by her own family.
Maria Komissarova
Mariah Carey
Marijuana
MARILYN STASIO
Mark Bathum and Mac Marcoux won silver and bronze in their visually impaired Paralympic super-G race despite trouble in finding and hearing their guides.
MARK BITTMAN
MARK LANDLER
MARK LANDLER and JONATHAN WEISMAN
MARK SCOTT
Markets Tumble as Ukraine Crisis Deepens
Marshaling Off-Ice Imagery in Search of an On-Ice Edge
MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN
martha stewart
MARTIN FACKLER
Martin J. Walsh is able to bridge worlds at tense moments using his personal experiences.
MARTIN LEE
MARTIN RIKER
Martin Sixsmith
Martino Gamper hopes to encourage people to reassess the objects in their own lives.
Marty Plissner
marvels: “I can say
Mary Chapin Carpenter songs were given orchestral arrangements for her two-night engagement with the New York Philharmonic.
Mary Jo White
MARY PILON
MARY TALBOT
Maryland defeated No. 5 Virginia in overtime.
Maryland Upsets Virginia on Its Way Out of A.C.C.
Masayoshi Son
Masterpieces in Miniature
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MATT FLEGENHEIMER
MATT KRUPNICK
Matt Lauer of “Today” is also on prime time
Matt Lauer’s Olympian Assignment for NBC Begins Early and Ends Late
MATT WOLF
Matteo Renzi
MATTHEW L. WALD
MATTHEW L. WALD and BILL VLASIC
MATTHEW ROSENBERG
MATTHEW ROSENBERG and HARIS KAKAR
Maude Maggart’s new show at Café Carlyle
MAUREEN DOWD
Mavis Gallant
MAX BEARAK
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Maybe I Do Like Carrots
Mayor Bill de Blasio appeared on the hip-hop station Hot 97 on Thursday
Mayor Bill de Blasio has been criticized for keeping schools open during last week’s snowstorm
Mayor Bill de Blasio has pledged to charge rent to charter schools
Mayor Bill de Blasio has vowed to set a minimum wage for New York City
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said that he would reverse a decision by Michael R. Bloomberg to provide free real estate to the schools so that they could open new programs.
Mayor Bill de Blasio presented proposals in his “Vision Zero” strategy
Mayor Faces a Hard Road
Mayor Says
Mayor Vincent Gray of the District of Columbia was aware of an off-the-books “shadow campaign” to support his 2010 bid
Mayors and Their Children Find a Flexible Space
McConnell Vows a Senate in Working Order
McDonald’s Workers in Three States File Suits Claiming Underpayment
McLaren announces its new twin-turbo V8-powered 650S; pickup manufacturers agree to standardize towing capability testing.
Medals
Medea Benjamin
media
Medical Marijuana Providers Fear Effects of Wider Legalization
MEG WOLITZER
MEKADO MURPHY
MELISSA EDDY and ALISON SMALE
Memories of Chile
Mental Illness Risk Higher for Children of Older Parents
Meryl Davis and Charlie White
Metallic
Methodist Bishop to End Trials for Ministers Who Perform Gay Weddings
Mets pitcher Matt Harvey is facing the reality that he will most likely be a spectator for the 2014 season.
Mets’ Niese Is Rocked
Mexican Drug Lord
Mexican officials said.
MICHAEL BARBARO
MICHAEL CIEPLY and BROOKS BARNES
MICHAEL COOPER
MICHAEL D. SHEAR
MICHAEL D. SHEAR and STEVEN GREENHOUSE
MICHAEL FORSYTHE and CHRIS BUCKLEY
MICHAEL FORSYTHE and THOMAS FULLER
MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED
MICHAEL KAZIN
MICHAEL KIMMELMAN
MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Michael Pineda
MICHAEL POWELL
MICHAEL R. GORDON
MICHAEL R. GORDON and CORAL DAVENPORT
MICHAEL SOMMERS
MICHAEL WARA
MICHAEL WHITE
MICHAEL WILSON
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michele Sherman
MICHELLE HIGGINS
Michigan Beats Michigan State to Grab Big Ten Lead
MICHIKO KAKUTANI
Michio Kaku turns his attention to the human mind.
Microsoft enters a complex struggle
Microsoft Pins Xbox One Hopes on Titanfall
Microsoft Plunges Into Handset Battle as Google Withdraws
Midnight at the Museum
Miguel de Cervantes was buried where he wanted in 1616
Mikaela Shiffrin
MIKE HALE
MIKE IVES
Mike Powell
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Military Repatriates Algerian Detainee From Guantánamo Bay
MILLIE KERR
Minimum Wage Waits Behind Pre-K
Minnesota Mystery: What’s Killing the Moose?
Minnesota Orchestra Drama Plays On
MIREYA NAVARRO
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Miss.
Missing Brooklyn Boy Rode Subway for 5 Days
Missing Malaysian Airliner Said to Highlight a Security Gap
Misty Copeland
Mobile Appl
Models Preserve Wright’s Dreams
Modernist Art
Modified Corn a Step Closer to Approval in Europe
MOHAMMED IBRAHIM
Moktada al-Sadr
Monday Motorsports: A Demolition Derby at Daytona
Monday Motorsports: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Outruns Rain
Monday Motorsports: Harvick Derails the Earnhardt Express
money
Money Is No Object for Paris Saint-Germain
MONICA DAVEY and STEVEN YACCINO
Mono-skiers competing in the sitting super-G are comparable to bicyclists riding on snow slopes.
Months after lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge were closed
moose numbered about 4
More Hope Than Headway So Far in U.S.-Europe Trade Talks
More Indian Students Taking U.S. Graduate School Test
More Mechanical Problems for Boeing’s 787
more of a house
More than 200 miners became trapped beneath layers of boulders while working illegally in an old mine near Johannesburg
More than 25 years after arriving in Managua during the Sandinista-contra conflict
more upscale destination.
MOSI SECRET
most experienced and most hostlike comedian to take the reins of NBC’s “Late Night.” Will he be as funny as the three men who preceded him?
mostly from 2006 and 2007
Mostly White and Blue
Mourinhos Coaching Moves Lift Chelsea Again
mourned the absence of Pavol Demitra from the first Olympics since his death in 2011.
Mouths to Feed
movie locations.
movies
moving away from social gaming.
Mozart and Schoenberg on Friday as part of Carnegie Hall’s Vienna: City of Dreams festival.
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Mr. Askew
Mr. Benn
Mr. de Lucía was born into a musical family and became one of the world’s greatest guitarists
Mr. Ford
Mr. Gabriel’s 1987 film
Mr. Hajjaj’s dazzling photo-portraits are dynamic transcultural documents
Mr. Hilsman angered some military officials who felt they had been bypassed after he helped draft a cable
Mr. Kim was expected to use the polls and a newly elected legislature to elevate officials close to him and consolidate his power.
Mr. Ramis’s hilarious and sometimes absurd comedy constructs appear in “Groundhog Day
Mr. Resnais helped introduce literary modernism to the movies and became an international art-house star with nonlinear narrative films like “Hiroshima Mon Amour.”
Mr. Rickel and his two brothers opened a chain of stores that offered suburban customers a supermarket-style shopping experience before Home Depot existed.
Mr. Simmons
Mrs. Clinton
Ms. Adichie’s novel told the story of a young woman who moved from Nigeria to the United States to pursue an education.
Ms. Gallant
Ms. Kennedy
Ms. Ross will headline the 35th annual Montreal Jazz Festival this summer along with the singer-songwriters Rufus Wainwright and Bobby McFerrin and the Canadian crooner Michael Bublé.
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MURITHI MUTIGA
Museums and music
Museums to Display Ensor’s Monumental Drawing
Mushrooms and Walnuts
music
must contend with budget cuts and intense animosity from Republicans.
MUSTAFA AKYOL
MWW said it would acquire and absorb the Macias Media Group in Los Angeles
My Friend in Afghanistan
My Lovely
my mind could form words
Myanmar Poor Go Without Care After Ban on Doctor Group
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N.B.A. Game of the Week: The Chase for a Top Seed
N.B.A. Game of the Week: The Surprising Suns Are Battling for a Playoff Berth
N.C.
N.H.L. Reduces Devils’ Penalties Over Kovalchuk Contract
N.J.
N.J.: One Town
N.Y.
N.Y. / Region
N.Y.C. History
NADIA SUSSMAN and TAYLOR BARNES
NAILA-JEAN MEYERS
nashville
NATALIE KITROEFF
NATE CHINEN
NATE SCHWEBER
NATHAN DEUEL
natural gas is the strongest glue that binds Russia and Ukraine
Nazario Moreno González
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nearby elephants offer it a reassuring touch to make it feel better.
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Nearly 70 students were expelled after a few cheered loudly for the “wrong” team while watching a match on TV in a dorm
NEHA THIRANI BAGRI
NEIL GENZLINGER
NEIL GOUGH
Neil Patrick Harris has a hectic schedule around Manhattan as he prepares for the lead role in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” on Broadway.
NELSON D. SCHWARTZ
Neneh Cherry has her first solo album since 1996
Nepal declared that all climbers must carry down 18 pounds of garbage or face stiff penalties.
Nerd Factor Aside
Nets Said to Be Close to Signing Jason Collins
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New alternative lenders are offering a path between banks
New books by Dorothy Gallagher
New books by Terry Golway
New Boston Mayor Draws Upon a Stormy Past
New Fame
New Generation of Stars Emerges in Alpine Events
New Jersey Criminals
New King of Halfpipe Takes Manhattan
New Land
new on Blu-ray
New studies find that some conservation areas have no more fish than unprotected areas and that reserves tend to be set up in areas with low biodiversity.
New thinking from German and French groups advocating closer integration of the 18-nation single currency area may now gain traction.
New Tongue
New York Fashion Wee
New York Fashion Week
New York Hospitals Set to Move Dialysis Care to Private Chain
New York is losing a March tradition at the Beacon
New York Public Radio Receives Grant for $10 Million
New York State of Mind
New York State to Limit Use of Solitary Confinement
Newly Lauded
newly named as Microsoft’s chief executive
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News From the School of Life
News of his death triggered large gatherings in several cities
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NICHOLAS BAKALAR
NICHOLAS KULISH
NICHOLAS WADE
NICK CUMMING-BRUCE
NICK WINGFIELD
Nicki Shamel and Hannah Welch hoped to rent a place Brooklyn with non-adjacent bedrooms.
NICOLA CLARK
NICOLA VENNING
NICOLAS RAPOLD
Niger Extradites a Son of Qaddafi to Libya
Nik Stauskas
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Nike unveiled the United States’ home uniform that will be worn at the World Cup
NINA BER
NINA SIEGAL
Nissan Recalls 13
No One Has Your Back
No skier in the world carves turns the way Ted Ligety does. The American has practically invented a new way of skiing.
NOAM COHEN
NORIHIRO KATO
Norman Quijano.
North Carolina’s capital is awash with entrepreneurial energy
North Korea Holds First Parliamentary Elections Under Kim Jong-un
North Korea Skillfully Evades Sanctions
North Korea Tests Rocket Launcher With Longer Range
Norway’s Kjetil Jansrud won gold
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Not Even the F.B.I. Is Exempt
not if
not on using private enterprise to move Cuba away from dictatorship.
not other factors like diminished snowfall
Not Perfection
not reduce
Notable properties that have been recently listed for sale
Notes for a History Lesson
nothing suggested that operations there would end.
November 13
Now Comes Hard Part for G.M.: The Repairs
Now May Be a Good Time to Bail Out of Frequent-Flier Programs
numbered audience members are called upon to choose the pieces the ensemble performs
Nuns Released by Syrians After Three-Month Ordeal
Nursing-Home Pitfalls
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O’Driscoll Helps Position Irish to Win Six Nations
O’Driscoll will make history in his home city by starting for Ireland against Italy
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Obama and His Library: Go Small
Obama Condemns Uganda’s Tough Antigay Measure
Obama Presses Case for Higher Minimum Wage
Obama to Announce Aid for Drought-Racked California
Obama Warns Companies Against Trying to Evade Iran Sanctions
Obama Will Seek Broad Expansion of Overtime Pay
obamacare
Obesity Rate for Young Children Plummets 43% in a Decade
Oceans and Seas
Odd Future Barred From New Zealand
Odo-ro-no and other early solutions to the perspiration problem.
of Marijuana
of New Jersey
of the United States
of Wood-Ridge
Off the Runway | Shine On
offered a sharply different vision for charter schools than Mayor Bill de Blasio
offered the first clear evidence that America’s children have turned a corner in the obesity epidemic
offering possible insights into both a past president and
Offers $1 Billion in Loan Guarantees to Ukraine
offers a slender volume about his own troubled family.
Officers Stumble Upon a Heroin Mill
Officials in Berlin cast the talks as part of a carefully choreographed series of moves designed to end the standoff between Ukraine’s president and the opposition protesters.
officials said on Thursday.
Officials said they were struggling to interpret signals showing what could be the missing aircraft veering sharply off course and hundreds of miles away from its last known position.
officials said.
Officials Seek to Question 3 Ole Miss Students in Racist Episode
often concentrating on big projects.
Ohio Gay-Marriage Push Divides Some Advocates
Old Fantasies Are Distorted in Indian Elections
Oleg Matsotskyy
OLEN STEINHAUER
OLESYA VARTANYAN and DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
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Omelets With Roasted Vegetables and Feta
Ominous Stirrings
On a January trip to the Anchorage area
on Fox
On Giant Slalom: Ted Ligety
on His New Role
On Indian Tea Plantations
On its surface
On Saturday
On the back of strong results
On the London stage
on the Rewards of Listening
on the snow and ice and in the air.
on the Year After Next?
on Thinking Big and Working Backward
once at 44
Once Florence Wint was relieved of her homemaking and caretaking duties
Once No. 1
once the sheen of choice for louche after hours
ONDINE COHANE
one of its principal investors
One of the largest earthquakes to hit California in decades rattled its northern coast
one of the most transformative music figures of the last year
one of the most vocal critics of peace negotiations between the government and the country’s main guerrilla group
one of the N.H.L.’s top scorers.
One of the passengers who used a stolen passport to board Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was an Iranian who wanted to migrate to Germany
one of the World Cup venues
One of These Frogs Is Extremely Dangerous
One Singular Sensation for Award Winners
One story in Lorrie Moore’s collection “Bark
one that on Friday night saw each of the band’s members performing in service to the others.
Onika Tanya Maraj
online
opened in September
opening six more foreign bureaus and six more domestic ones
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Opera Visionary
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Oregon State University is among a growing number of academic institutions that are teaming up with private companies to lure foreign students with yearlong transitional programs.
Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law
others see signs of a market with solid support.
others seek more participation and visibility
Our concept of life has pragmatic value
our garbage can was busted. Parting with it wasn’t so easy.
Ousted Leader Seeks Russian Aid as Tensions Rise in Crimea
Out of Africa
Out of Siberian Ice
Out of the Shadows
Owen barely communicated with my wife and me. But he opened up to the parrot from “Aladdin.”
Owner of Opulent Long Island Castle Is Shot in Head by Gunman
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P.R. Agency Adds L.G.B.T. Practice
Paco de Lucía
Paddling 2
paint a troubling picture of how Credit Suisse operated as the housing bubble inflated.
Painting on a Radio Canvas
Pakistan Court Issues Arrest Warrant Without Bail for Musharraf
Pallet
Panicos Demetriades
Papyrus
Paris Opera Ballet is pairing Agnès de Milles 1948 "Fall River Legend" with Birgit Cullbergs 1950 "Miss Julie" in a program reflecting a preoccupation with social and psychological realism.
Paris Saint-Germain doesn’t operate by the norms of soccer finance. Like Chelsea
Parliament approved legislation to phase out exemptions for ultra-Orthodox students at religious seminaries.
Parsnip and Potato Soup
part of an ongoing effort to close the facility.
part sculptures and part essays in art history.
Passages to India
Passenger With Stolen Passport Had No Terror Ties
Passport Theft Adds to Mystery of Missing Malaysia Airlines Jet
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PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN
PATRICK HEALY
Patrick Leigh Fermor’s European travel trilogy draws to a close.
Patrick McKillen
Patrick Reed
PATRICK REEVELL
Patti Labelle
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PAUL VITELLO
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Peeling Back the Layers of Naxos
Penn Beats Princeton in Showdown for Women’s N.C.A.A. Bid
Penn State Finds Its New President at Florida State
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people choice awards
People on both sides of the country’s political divide seem increasingly willing to accept violence.
perhaps
perhaps best known for live baseball games and reruns of broadcast network series
PETER BAKER
PETER BAKER and AMY CHOZICK
Peter Gills new play Versailles explores loss during World War I
Peter Goodman was named the editor in chief of International Business Times on Tuesday.
PETER KERASOTIS
Peter Meyer
Peter Oppenheimer
PETER SIGAL
PETER TEFFER
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Phil Kessel scored two of his three goals in the opening 4 minutes 33 seconds against Slovenia and became the first U.S. player with an Olympic hat trick in more than a decade.
Phil Klay
Philip Schultz’s novel revisits a 1941 massacre in German-occupied Poland.
Photography
Pierce Injures Shoulder as Nets Rise Above .500 Again
Piers Morgan and CNN Plan End to His Prime-Time Show
Piers Morgan has seen the ratings for “Piers Morgan Live” hit some new lows. He and the network are in talks about him remaining at CNN in a different role.
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Pistorius Murder Trial Set to Open
Pistorius Murder Trial to Bring Scrutiny to South Africa
Plácido Domingo and Susan Graham.
Plácido Domingo continues to command stages at leading opera houses at the age of 73.
plans to become the fourth driver
playful details
plays a much smaller role in the book than he does in the film.
Plushenko Withdraws From Figure Skating Competition
Poised for Release of White House Papers
Poland.
Police Say
Political divisions within the elected General National Congress
Political Killings Still Plaguing Post-Qaddafi Libya
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Politics and Government
Politics Isnt Local
Poll Finds Shaheen With Big Lead in New Hampshire Senate Race With Brown
Poll Hints at Looming Defeat for India’s Dominant Political Party
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Port Authority Apologizes for Bridge Lane Closings
Portending Instability
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possibly explaining the westward expansion of the search area.
post
posted the highest score in a competition that is the high-flying cousin to the better-known version on snowboards.
Powered by Uncertainty
Praying for the Home Team in Oklahoma City
Predator
Preservationists Aim to Save Merle Haggard’s Childhood Home
Presiden
president
President Karzai’s Brother Exits Afghan Election
President Obama
President Obama made his comments at a news conference with the French president looking on
President Obama on Sunday warned that the measure could ties with the United States.
President Obama this week will direct the Labor Department to revamp its regulations to require overtime pay for millions of workers.
president of ADAC
President Viktor F. Yanukovych fled Kiev
President Xi Jinping is presiding over a working group on security
press
Prime Minister Sergei Aksyonov also said that a referendum on independence from Ukraine scheduled for March 30 is likely to be held sooner.
pro and con
Pro-Russia Leader Warns Ukrainian Troops to Leave Crimea
Pro-Russian demonstrators in Donetsk overcame riot police and occupied the regional government’s administration building for a second time this week.
product
production
prompting at least one conference to consider changes.
property
proposed by a Chinese developer
Prosecutors Expected to Dismiss Charges Against Whistle-Blower in Sex Abuse Case
Prosecutors Say Washington Mayor Knew of ‘Shadow Campaign’
protest and natural disasters.
Protesters call for respect for the rule of law and justice for a former newspaper editor who is in a hospital after a near-deadly assault.
Provenance and Looting
provides a visceral feeling for what it is like to be a soldier in a combat zone
Public Defenders Turn to Lawmakers to Try to Ease Caseloads
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Puerto Rican Day Parade Group to Be Overhauled After State Inquiry
Pulitzer Prize winner and former top editor of The New York Observer
Push for Market-Rate Housing Pits Landlords Against Tenants
Putin Encourages Presidential Ambitions of Egypt’s Ruler
Putin Ends Military Exercise on Ukraine Border
Putin exploits Western weakness
Putin Orders Military Exercises Near Ukraine
Putin’s Phantom Pogroms
Putins Crimean Crime
Putting a Price on Leonardo
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Qayum Karzai said he was throwing his support behind a candidate believed favored by the president: Zalmay Rassoul
questioned the legitimacy of the new government in Ukraine
Quiet Desperation
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raises new questions about his appointees.
raising the unsettling possibility of foul play.
Raj Rajaratnam asked the rapper Jesse Jaymes to celebrate his hedge fund’s success. The result was “The Good Ship Galleon” — a takeoff on a song sung by Shirley Temple
Ramin Karimloo envisions his character in “Les Misérables” as part Ultimate Fighting Championship brawler
Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist on Sunday earned his 300th victory and his 49th shutout
Rangers Trade Ryan Callahan to Lightning for Martin St. Louis
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Rare Afghan Polio Case Tied to Pakistan
Rare Gene Found to Protect Against Type 2 Diabetes
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Rebellions Simmering and Boiling
received an early endorsement from President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
received his party’s blessing Friday
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Recent seizures of banned cargo show that Pyongyang has used increasingly deceptive techniques
recent studies suggest the opposite may be true.
recently re-elected president of the International Automobile Federation
recently visited Manhattan.
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Red Bull Rewind: Vancouver Horror Movie
Red Grooms: ‘Beware a Wolf in the Alley’
Reed Wins at Doral
Reeva Steenkamp
reflected the times in which it was made
Reform Brazil’s Military Police
Rejecting the Monotony of the Glass-and-Steel Look
Relations have never been easy between the Han majority and Uighurs
Relief about an incipient recovery of the European auto market was clouded by larger economic worries stemming from the crisis in Ukraine.
religious accommodation is part of the give and take of everyday life.
Remodeling With an Eye to Customs
Removing 9/11 Artifacts From New Jersey’s Nest of Political Patronage
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renounced a hereditary peerage to remain in the House of Commons.
Renters Hope for Promised Freeze as de Blasio Prepares to Fill Guidelines Board
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Renting and Leasing (Real Estate)
Report Calls for Better Backstops to Protect Power Grid From Cyberattacks
Report Cites ‘Devastating Toll’ on Health of Syria’s Children
reported in a major federal health survey
Reports of Qayum Karzai’s expected withdrawal follow what officials have described as months of behind-the-scenes pressure from President Hamid Karzai.
Representative Mario Díaz-Balart says American policy toward Cuba should focus on human rights
Representative Rush Holt
represented NBC Universal during its takeover by Comcast and is therefore forbidden from considering the merge.
represents a substantial slowing from the American economy’s third-quarter growth rate of 4.1 percent. Economists had expected a 2.5 percent rate.
Republicans say they are determined to avoid the mistakes and stumbles that Democrats exploited in 2010 and 2012.
Rescue Efforts Underway in South Africa to Save Dozens of Trapped Miners
Researchers at Yale are building large libraries of spider venoms that can be used to identify toxins as potential painkillers and other drugs.
Researchers Find Brain Trauma Disease in a Soccer Player
researchers say.
resigned this week; Porsche sales climb with Macan demand.
Resigned to the Sideline
Restaurant Report: La Madame in San Sebastián
Restaurant Report: Little Nonna’s in Philadelphia
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returned to the place where he announced his $1 billion bet against Herbalife and struck a defiant tone.
retweeted more than eight million times
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reuniting with the island and partnering with Cubans in direct new ways.
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revisit Paris to try to put the spark back in their marriage.
Revisiting a Scholar Unmasked by Scandal
Revisiting Ghosts of Crises Past
Revisiting Nicaragua
Reviving Euro Zone Integration
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RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA
RICHARD SANDOMIR
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RICK GLADSTONE
RICK LYMAN and MARY WILLIAMS WALSH
Rid of Angst
Riding high before his undoing
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Rival Bills on Military Sexual Assault Near Senate Vote
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ROBERT D. McFADDEN
ROBERT F. WORTH
ROBERT ITO
ROBERT PEAR
Robert Rickel
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
ROBIN MARANTZ HENIG
ROBIN POGREBIN
Robyn
Rock Salt Bound for New Jersey Is Held Up by Decades-Old Maritime Law
ROD NORDLAND
RODERICK CONWAY MORRIS
ROGER COHEN
Roger Hilsman
Roller Coasters of Emotion
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RONDA KAYSEN
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Rooting for Wrong Cricket Team? That’s Sedition
ROSALIE R. RADOMSKY
ROSLYN SULCAS
Routed Twice in Three Days
Roy Simmons
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rules for medical providers have changed in ways that many say will harm them.
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Russia Fades as a Market for Growth in Auto Sales
Russia is trying to lure tourists and investors to a region better known for sheltering Islamic militants.
Russia Points to Ultranationalist Threats in Ukraine
Russia’s foreign minister
Russia’s military on Thursday announced military operations in regions abutting eastern Ukraine
Russia’s move to seize the Crimean Peninsula led Ukraine warn Moscow against further incursions. Ukraine’s prime minister
Russia’s prime minister
Russian Business
Russian Is Upset Winner in Women’s Figure Skating
Russian Skier Was Paralyzed in Sochi Fall
Russians Protest Disallowed Hockey Goal at U.S. Embassy in Moscow
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Saadi el-Qaddafi faces accusations of participating in the corruption and abuses of his father’s 40 years in power.
Sabathia Is Encouraged by an Outing
SABRINA TAVERNISE
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Safety Comes in a Sock
Safety Flaws Found in New Inspections of Factories in Bangladesh
said both sides were committing war crimes but did not fear being held accountable.
said detectives had improperly conducted identifications
said fully autonomous cars are “decades in the future
said Indonesia’s failure to act would jeopardize its resources
said people under the influence of a sleeping aid might “become impaired
said Russian troops were in Ukraine to protect ethnic Russians from attacks.
said she was assaulted by the Egyptian authorities while she was trying to travel to Gaza.
said Sunday that the country was on the “brink of disaster.”
said that reaching a final comprehensive deal would be “difficult” and “challenging.”
said the Swedish referee had "decided the game."
Sales figures for some trucks remained strong
SALLY SAMPSON
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SAM BORDEN
Sam Kellner was indicted three years ago on charges that he paid a young man to falsely testify that he had been abused by Baruch Lebovits
sample of-the-moment cocktails and indulge with a flavorful noodle dish.
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Satya Nadella
Saudi Arabia
say they are leaving Sochi to show solidarity with protesters in the capital city of Kiev.
saying he would finalize procedures soon.
Saying He’s ‘Not Worried About Politics
saying that he wants to rescue the United States from broadband oblivion.
saying they would harm Medicare beneficiaries.
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says leadership is about asking the right questions.
says part of leadership is empowering people to do great things.
says she has no feeling below her waist.
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Scenes from the New York Fashion Week photo diary of Dina Litovsky.
Schalke Looks Inward
Scholastic Gives Kids a Video-Game Power-Up
Scholastic News published an article telling children that video games are good for your brain. Should it have given equal time to the more parent-friendly messages on that topic?
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Science and health news from the past week
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Scientists announced on Wednesday that they have verified the existence of an additional 715 exoplanets
Scientists from Dartmouth say heat
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scientists say that they have determined the cause of death of an Inca woman who lived centuries ago.
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Sears lost $358 million in the fourth quarter of 2013
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Seavey came from third place to win the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Tuesday in a record-setting time
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Secretary of State John Kerry
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Kiev with an offer of $1 billion in American loan guarantees and pledges of technical assistance
Secretary of State John Kerry is meeting Russian Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov to try to de-escalate the confrontation.
Secretary of State John Kerry was due to discuss a plan that would set the parameters for a treaty between Israel and the Palestinians.
Secretary of State John Kerry’s statement appeared aimed at keeping up the pressure on President Bashar al-Assad
Secretary of State John Kerry’s warning came as the United States and Western allies aimed to prevent a further push by the Kremlin into Ukraine.
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seeking jail terms and deportation in mere minutes.
Self-Described Champion of India’s Poor Under Court Scrutiny
Senate Rejects Obama Nominee Linked to Abu-Jamal Case
Senator Jeanne Shaheen would defeat Scott Brown
Senator Mitch McConnell still has a few obstacles to overcome to become Senate majority leader
Senator Tom Coburn: ‘Power Is a Tool’
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Sergey V. Lavrov
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Seth Meyers is the oldest
Seth Meyers was at ease in his debut as host of “Late Night
Seth Meyers: Smart Guy in the Wiseguy Seat
SETH SHERWOOD
Setting Up Another Battle With de Blasio
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Several roving parties that represent people with mentally illnesses are expressing their creativity and “claiming our place symbolically
Several very different jumpers are contesting to clear 8 feet and a new world record at this weekends indoor world championships in Sopot
SHAILA DEWAN
Shakespeare in the Park Lineup: Much Ado About Nothing and King Lear
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she plunged back into creating the art she had wanted to make for decades.
Shelby Cobra Coupe Becomes the First Federally Registered Historic Car
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SHMUEL ROSNER
Shockers Get a Pause to Celebrate Their Run at Perfection
Shoe-Bomb Plot Is Revisited at Terrorism Trial
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Shops and Sweets in Portland
Short-Story Writer
Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1 and Beethoven’s “Eroica” Symphony on Friday.
Shot at Redemption Comes a Round Early for U.S. Men’s Hockey Team
showed signs Sunday of the power pitcher the Yankees thought they had traded for.
SIDDHARTHA DEB
Sidney Crosby scored two goals as the Canadians won their second consecutive Olympic title.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will no longer force aspiring members to endure onerous tasks of the type that have defined fraternity initiations for more than half a century.
signaling that the Kremlin could react strongly in response to the tumult there.
Signs of Hope and Prosperity
Silent Types
Silicon Valley’s Youth Problem
Simon Devonshire of Wayra Europe
SINDYA N. BHANOO
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Sipping and Slurping in Bushwick
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Smashing Lenin Won’t Save Ukraine
smashing with abandon what has been created.
Smith has been captain of the Proteas for nearly his entire career
Snow and Snowstorms
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so as not to cause the flu.
so too has a political parlor game of coming up with creative variations on the same question.
Sochi Performances That Deserve a Mention
social media
socially and politically in society.”
Sodden Savages in Their First Flush
Sol Campbell’s Surprising Charge of Racism
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Some backers of the digital currency are calling for human oversight to guard against more losses like the $470 million collapse of Mt. Gox.
Some experts disputed the researchers’ conclusion that the devices encouraged conventional cigarette use by adolescents.
Some immigrants who are in the country illegally feared that the government might use the documentation to establish their identities to deport them.
some of it bumpy.
Some of the animal sculptures in what is known as the hospital’s sobriety garden were smashed
Some owners and designers are doing different and interesting work
Some tips to keep yourself from becoming a victim of credit and debit card fraud
Some Who Fled Castro Return to Help
somewhere off Pall Mall.
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sounds and buildings.
South Africa.
South Africa’s Party Game
South Korea Awaits 2018 Games With a Different Plan
South Korean Lawmaker Convicted of ‘Revolutionary’ Activities
South Korean military officials said the weapon tested Tuesday could reach major military bases south of Seoul.
South Koreas Sexist Military
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Speaker John A. Boehner avoided another protracted public battle within the party.
Speculating on Trophy Art
Spillover from ABC’s Oscar coverage led the show to its biggest weekly audience average since Nielsen began keeping electronic ratings records.
Split-Second Justice as U.S. Cracks Down on Border Crossers
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Springtime for Ticks
Sprint Owner’s New Appeal for Merger With T-Mobile
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STACY COWLEY
Stalin’s Presence Is Still Felt in Host City
Standing by Her Story
Stanley Fischer
STANLEY REED
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States and cities continue to face a problem that stems from demographics
stations
Statistical data about movies uncovers some curious results: This year’s Oscar-nominated leading actors average 85 minutes on screen
Stays Contained but Loose
Steel from the World Trade Center site will no longer be handled by Gov. Chris Christie’s political appointees at the Port Authority
Steeped in Bloody History
Stefan Groothuis of the Netherlands won on Wednesday
Step 1 Before Red Bulls’ Opener: Remove Foot of Snow
STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
STEPHEN CASTLE
STEPHEN CASTLE and DOREEN CARVAJAL
STEPHEN HEYMAN
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STEPHEN TOTILO
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Steven Holcomb piloted an American sled to a bronze medal
STEVEN LEE MYERS
STEVEN LEE MYERS and ALISON SMALE
STEVEN M. DAVIDOFF
STEVEN McELROY
Stieg Larsson and Alexander Cockburn.
still betting that the euro zone can avoid a ruinous downward price spiral.
Still Loves the Island
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Stop dreaming of a butler. High-tech gizmos
Strangers to Themselves
Stravinsky or Ska? You Call the Shots
Stray Dogs and Stateless Babies
Stretching the Mind and the Body
Striking a Lone Star Pose at Betony
striving to find an identity apart from scenes of poverty
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Struggling Pizza Chain Sbarro Seeks Bankruptcy Protection Again
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Student internships have come in for criticism over the past year
Students Flock to Universities in Northern Cyprus
Studies Find
Study Adds New Doubts About Value of Mammograms
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Study Links Melting Peruvian Ice Cap to Higher Temperatures
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Supreme Court Agrees to Weigh Arkansas Inmate’s Right to Grow a Beard
Susan Minot’s novel tells converging stories about Joseph Kony’s young victims and an American journalist in Africa.
SUSAN RUBIN SULEIMAN
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suspended its airstrike campaign
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Svendsen Edges Out Fourcade to Take Biathlon Gold
Svindal Refocuses
Swan Song Scripted for Two
Sweden has been beating Norway — and sometimes badly.
Sweden’s Cross-Country Skiing Success Rattles Norway
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Syria Speeds Up Deliveries of Chemical Weapons
Syrian insurgents released 13 nuns and three attendants who disappeared three months ago from their monastery in the ancient Christian town of Maaloula
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taking a bronze in a women’s event.
Taking action to reduce inequality would probably increase
Taking Stock of F1 Drivers and Teams
Tales of Vienna (With Coquette)
Taliban Move Brings Halt to Airstrikes in Pakistan
talks about leadership
TAMAR LEWIN
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Target of Cypriot Bailout
Target’s Chief Information Officer Resigns
Target’s Data Breach Travails Are Reflected in a Dismal Earnings Report
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Team Produces Genetic Atlas of Human Mixing Events
Tech Incubators Focus on Keeping Europe Green
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Ten of the 264 galleries participating in the European Fine Art Fair this year are dedicated to design
tenants are counting on him to make good on a campaign promise.
Tepid Growth in China Consumer Prices Could Worry Investors
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Tessa Hadley’s episodic novel follows its heroine from childhood in 1960s Britain to the murky waters of middle age.
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that he may be held liable for crimes against humanity committed by those under his direct control.
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that unwelcome attention could backfire on a land that likes to regard itself
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The “father of the midnight movie” is back with his first film in 23 years.
the 19th-century photographer who documented old parts of Paris destined for demolition
The 35-year-old center
The 35-year-old center has signed a 10-day contract that could put him in uniform Sunday night against the Lakers.
the 38-year-old mayor of Florence.
the Abu Dhabi-based carrier reiterated its desire to add the struggling Italian flagship to its stable of airlines.
The Academy Awards finally handed cinema’s most prestigious prize to a movie by a black filmmaker
The acting interior minister accused former President Viktor F. Yanukovych of mass killing of civilian protesters
The actor talks about going back to Arkansas
The advice comes amid new reports of Russian reinforcements in the region and plans to build railway bridges between Crimea and mainland Russia.
The Agent in His Labyrinth
The agreement to allow bidding on oil leases with the United States comes four years after a rig explosion and devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
the American legend who made the automobile accessible to the masses.
The American men
The American video artist shows 40 years of work at the Grand Palais in Paris.
The animals have suffered from decades of habitat loss and poaching
The announcement by Mayor Vincent C. Gray reiterates that gender dysphoria — a diagnosis for psychological discomfort with one’s sex — is a recognized medical condition.
The annual European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht
The answer of how the useful plants got to the Americas has stumped scientists
The apology admitted Japan’s military had at least an indirect role in forcing women to provide sex to Japanese soldiers.
the area has become a blue-collar hybrid.
The Arena da Amazonia in the jungle city of Manaus
The arrest of an aide to Prime Minister David Cameron
the Art Behind the Sport
The Art Endures for a Painter Who ‘Won’t Be Here for Long’
The artist Oscar Murillo
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The attack on a reporter with dual British-Swedish nationality marked the first time in years that a foreigner appeared to have been specifically targeted and killed in Kabul.
The Audi S3 Cabriolet is Sporty
the author finds that coffee
the author returns
the Bahamas
The Bailey Bunch
The Bangkok court on Wednesday barred authorities from dispersing protesters one day after violent clashes left five people dead.
the biggest audience for a Monday show in nine years.
The biggest raise in 21 years answers a call by the Japanese government to bolster the economy by sharing its surging profit with employees.
The biggest snowstorm of the year hit Washington Wednesday night
The blogger Suzanne Spellen still delves into the history of the borough even though she can no longer afford to live there.
The Bosnian government’s paralysis has reached its limit — and angry protests are spreading.
The boxcar house and its working-class locale near Bakersfield
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the British foreign secretary
the British-born Steve McQueen
The Bulls raced out to a 21-point first-quarter lead
The C.E.O. of the maker of point-of-sale payments systems says remaining composed in front of employees is an important key to leading them effectively.
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The capital’s mayor has said the plan
The capitalistic extravagance served up by the Games fails to jibe with Sochi’s history as the summer home of the Soviet leader Stalin.
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The Cardinals’ women’s basketball team has made great strides
The case highlights what has become an increasingly difficult question for authorities: how to deal with people who drive while under the influence of prescription drugs.
The cause of the explosion in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula was not certain
The central bank kept its benchmark interest rate at 0.25 percent
the chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said the agency was “deeply sorry.”
the chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center explored extremes of emotion in works by Dvorak
The chief executive of Adconion Direct
The chief executive of Clarizen
The chief information officer for Target Corp.
the chief information officer since 2008
The city simultaneously dissolves borders between cultures and preserves what’s most valuable about each one.
The civil war has annihilated the country’s health care system
The company is betting that a new game
The company says its current college admission exams
The company’s plan was the first of what could be a dozen competing proposals for one of four state gambling licenses in upstate New York.
The composer Benjamin Brittens operetta
The consumer price index rose 2 percent in February as pork prices fell
The country needs a legitimate police force where officers deal with civilians not as their enemies but as fellow citizens.
the country’s first in 62 years in the two-man event.
The country’s forces are intensifying their search in the Andaman Sea
the country’s largest city
The county of Somerset may be a microcosm for the dilemmas that nations are likely to face in the future
The Courage of Trans Soldiers
The Cover app allows patrons at 43 New York City restaurants to take care of the check on their phone.
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The crisis can prompt changes in crop selection and water use.
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the daughter of Babe Ruth
The de Blasio administration is seeking a deal with the union that would let New York City stretch out potentially huge retroactive pay raises.
The death of Samuel Sheinbein
The Death of the Bargain Bin
The death of Vice President Muhammad Qasim Fahim
The decision risks angering South Korea
The Deconstructionist Deconstructed
The delay of at least two days reflects the difficulty of uniting the disparate factions involved in toppling the previous administration.
The Democratic Party voted to replace Prime Minister Enrico Letta with the party’s new leader
The Democrats Stand Up to the Kochs
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The Devils will retain the first-round pick in the 2014 draft they forfeited in 2010 for circumventing N.H.L. rules in signing Ilya Kovalchuk. A $3 million fine was also reduced
The Diamondbacks and the Dodgers will play two exhibition games and a two-game
The director Casey Nicholaw prepares the new stage version of “Aladdin” for its March 20 opening on Broadway.
The directors Anthony and Joe Russo discuss “Captain America: The Winter Soldier
The documentary “Anita” celebrates the woman who challenged Justice Clarence Thomas’s nomination and brought sexual harassment into public awareness.
The documentary “Particle Fever” tracks the ultimately successful search at CERN for a linchpin of modern theories about the universe.
The E.C.B. needs to recall lessons from Japan and the U.S. on how to use stress tests.
The economy expanded 4.7 percent in the three months ended in December from the same period a year earlier — evidence that a slump is far from over.
The Ecuador national soccer team will have to reinstate Christian Benítez’s No. 11 jersey number for use in Brazil.
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The electronics retailer reported a loss of $400 million last year
the elite racing series is reinventing itself as it begins a refreshingly uncertain 2014 season amid an array of rule changes.
The emergence of the point guard Goran Dragic has contributed to Phoenix’s rise as it prepared to meet the Clippers.
The employees charged that company practices and requirements meant their pay was reduced below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 a hour.
the engineered corn gets a go-ahead for cultivation
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The Ensemble ACJW played works by Georg Friedrich Haas
The environmental activist Yevgeny Vitishko has refused food since Feb. 11
The European Central Bank will review lenders’ assets valued at €3.72 trillion
The European Union’s foreign policy chief
The events were the latest sign of how spillover from the Syrian civil war threatens to destabilize a long-quiet cease-fire line.
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The February figures for hiring were down from last year’s average of about 190
the federal agency’s vehicles were off limits to tow trucks
The federal government announced it would spend $40 million to help develop and improve systems to detect and respond to threats of infectious diseases
The figures suggest that many more Afghan soldiers and police officers have been killed during the war than previously thought.
the final defense witness
The Finnish gaming company behind the Clash of Clans and Hay Day franchises said revenue in 2013 rose nearly ninefold compared with 2012
the first controlled trial of the drug in more than 40 years found that it eased anxiety in people nearing the end of their lives.
The first night of Seth Meyers’s hosting “Late Night” drew 3.4 million viewers
the former Massachusetts senator
the former military ruler of Pakistan
The former Ukrainian president had a collection of about 70 cars on his luxurious estate
the founder of SoftBank
the four-time Olympic medalist
The fourth-ranking carrier blew up the rules on smartphones and wireless contracts
the franchise’s career sacks leader
The Frugal Traveler runs fare searches for three upcoming break periods to tease out clues about when
the future and Bill Gates.
The Future of Internet Freedom
The future of the proposed renovations to the New York Public Library on 42nd Street is among the big unknowns in the new de Blasio administration.
The Gender Gap in Screen Time
the German car club facing criticism over a rigged survey
the German flagship carrier released an encouraging 2013 earnings report as a new chief executive prepares to take over.
The global currency crisis has forced markets to confront weak commodity exports before strong domestic demand can help them recover their balance.
the gold medal favorite
the governing party’s candidate
the government asked the judge to bar the defense from referring to topics such as national security.
The government halted the work of Doctors Without Borders after some officials accused the group of favoring a Muslim minority over Buddhists.
the government reported poor performance in areas like industrial output during January and February.
The great independent publisher New Directions
The Guardian’s Alan Rusbridger: ‘It’s Essential to Be Paranoid’
the head of Pershing Square Capital Management
The Herbalife War
The hip-hop group was denied entry to the country because they are “a potential threat to public order
The Icelandic performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson chose a subversive approach in creating a work that sought simply to be beautiful.
The incubators
The Indian elections are largely about the rise of the fierce Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi and the political responses to his ascent.
The indictment of a well-known professor on charges including espionage has sparked new concerns about academic freedom in Egypt.
The indigenously American party primary is catching on around the world.
The industry model is changing
the influential anti-American Shiite cleric
The interim government
The intimacy of Luna Stage amplifies the penetrating examination of hatred in Athol Fugard’s 1982 play
The intimate atmosphere of the 89-year-old Rose Hill Gym may be undeniable
The Intrepid Paralympic Racers on Their Skiing Machines
The Irish mystery writer Benjamin Black
The island of Sodermalm has left is working class roots behind and become a lively
The jailed tycoon Subrata Roy faces accusations that many of his company’s investment vehicles are illegal and its investors fictitious.
the Japanese carrier said.
The Japanese soccer league has signed deals with national federations throughout the region and hopes to build its brand there.
the jazz singer Gregory Porter performed songs including selections from his Grammy-winning album
The joint meeting in Jerusalem was both symbolic and a practical reflection of the strong ties between the two countries.
The Justice Department official
The Kettle Yard’s exhibition
The Last
The last abortion clinics in two poor and working-class regions were closing
The layoffs come as the unit shifts its emphasis to the more successful mobile business
The Le Sueur family has turned a small cottage on one of the Channel Islands into a comfortable home.
The leader of the United Methodist Church in New York essentially freed ministers to conduct a still-prohibited ceremony and dropped charges in one case.
The Leaderless Doctrine
The Lego Movie Videogame allows fans to indulge in the dark side of constructive play
the lifeblood of its economy.
The Long Memories Shared by Britain and South Africa
The long-term agreement ends fighting over a controversial ad-skipping feature and includes advances in how digital television rights are handled.
The Madness of War Told in the First Person
The Making of a Rap Tribute to the Galleon Group
The Man Onstage Who Wasn’t There
The McMartin Preschool trial began in 1987 after accusations of sexual abuse and satanic rituals from a mother whose mental instability later became an issue in the case.
The men
The men’s 15-kilometer mass start biathlon at the Sochi Games was rescheduled for Tuesday
The menu at this cozy spot
The Metropolitan Opera’s revival of its popular pasticcio “The Enchanted Island” features a pair of substitute arias tailored to its stars
the Mets off-season acquisition Bartolo Colon continues to rely on his fastball more than any starter in baseball.
the Michigan Democrat who announced his retirementy
The militant group Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for a rocket attack
the most intense barrage since the cease-fire of 2012.
The move made Egypt the fourth Arab state in two days to pull its ambassador from Doha over Qatari support for Islamists around the region.
The Museum of Modern Art said it could not save the former home of the American Folk Art Museum in Midtown
The mutation protects even obese people
the mysterious apparition in the Hudson River is really a mermaid from a Coney Island sideshow.
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The National Corvette Museum began rescuing the eight cars swallowed by a sinkhole last month; the E.P.A. issues rules for sulfur levels in gasoline.
The National Park Service and the Historic Vehicle Association are collaborating to compile a list of historically significant vehicles.
the national tech-oriented incubator
The National Transportation Safety Board heard testimony about the use of a computer system that did not perform as the crew of the U.P.S. cargo jet had planned.
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the Netherlands
The Nets returned to a game above .500
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the new chief creative officer at Archie Comic Publications
the new health insurance system might prove a boon to entrepreneurs.
The new prime minister of Italy is a fast learner
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The New York Police Department cracked down on riders of dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles in Manhattan and the Bronx over the weekend.
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The New York Times
The newspaper editor on Edward Snowden
the Not-So-Reluctant Renegade
The number of women in the military has grown
the Ohio high school hockey state championship game was halted by state officials and the competing teams were declared co-champions.
The oil company had sued a Manhattan lawyer leading the pollution case and his associates on fraud and conspiracy allegations.
The Oklahoma politician prepares to leave Washington
The Old Town Court development will see a centuries-old feature of the city repurposed into a high-design residential complex.
the Olympic gold medalist known as I-Pod
the Olympic ski cross racer Maria Komissarova was in “grave but stable” condition.
the One Club for Art and Copy
The one-year
The online news venture backed by the technology billionaire Pierre M. Omidyar is adding John Cook
The online retailer will charge $99 for the annual membership
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said Syria delivered two consignments last week and another “significant” shipment was expected this week.
The ouster of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan underscored the explosive danger of loss of control over Libya’s petroleum
the owner of the Birmingham City soccer club
The Pakistani government
the panel’s report to the Security Council says.
the paper’s editor in chief of its United States operations
the parents of an avowed “picky eater” try a vegetable experiment.
The parts supplier
The passengers bound for China on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 represented a vivid cross-section of a nation well into an economic transformation: artists and corporate salespeople
The people have long known that their strongest weapon is satire.
The performance and burlesque artists Julie Atlas Muz and Mat Fraser are appearing in “Beauty and the Beast.” But don’t expect G-rated material.
The Peruvian Green Velvet Tarantula’s Gift
The Philadelphia Orchestra performed a muscular program of Strauss’s “Metamorphosen”
The Philharmonic and Friends Go for a Ride in the Country
The photo agency has decided to allow noncommercial websites and social media users to publish its images at no cost using an “embedding” tool.
the piano and patriotism.
The Pig Iron Theater Company outfits its interpretation of “Twelfth Night” in outrageousness
The play “Love and Information” is really 57 short plays that require separate sets. The people behind this New York Theater Workshop production discuss how they do it.
The playwright Robert Askins talks about the Off Broadway return of his black comedy “Hand to God
The playwright Will Eno has two new plays coming to Manhattan: “The Realistic Joneses
The police continue to look for clues in the attack on Gary Melius
The police found about five pounds of heroin in the apartment of a Queens man on Friday after they responded to a noise complaint and he opened his door holding a marijuana pipe.
The police in northeastern India filed charges against 67 students after some cheered for the Pakistani cricket team in a televised match with India.
the police said Tuesday.
The political crisis in Ukraine continued to be a source of concern for investors as well
The possible return of its music director is one of several outstanding questions for the Minnesota Orchestra now that it has a new contract.
The president called for ending tax breaks to pay for new spending
the president praised four New England governors who have pushed to increase minimum wages in their states.
The prison system’s use of solitary confinement as a punishment for infractions could be significantly curtailed
the prize of overhauling it may well be within his grasp.
The pro-Israel powerhouse is using its influence to promote U.S. engagement with the world
The proposal created political problems for the Obama administration
The proposal will call for a cut in the top corporate income rate to 25 percent from 35 percent
the protesters said they would seize it again if the authorities did not drop all charges against political activists.
The Psychomagical Realism of Alejandro Jodorowsky
The public radio entity will use most of its gift from the Jerome L. Greene Foundation to support the development of digital operations
The pullout of capital from emerging markets eerily resembles the financial wave that emerged from Asia and swept across the globe in the late 1990s.
the race between power and self-destruction is still at the heart of House of Cards
the Rangers sent their captain
The Real-Life Genie Who’s Staging ‘Aladdin’
The recall and destruction in India of Wendy Doniger’s book “The Hindus: An Alternative History” settled a legal case and didn’t surprise the author.
The recent sale of the rediscovered "Salvator Mundi is already being classed as one great art transactions of recent years. But could the painting have sold for more?
the reconstruction efforts by the Japanese government has been insufficient and painfully slow.
The Red Bulls fell flat at Vancouver on Saturday night
the regimens are grueling and everyone is waiting for a call from his agent.
the regional capital of Yunnan Province.
The regulator contends AOV Adult Movie Channel
The release of an audio recording of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” with the original Broadway cast pulls back the curtain on one of the seminal theatrical events of the 20th century.
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The Republican tilt in the South has made the task seem more impossible than it is.
The restaurant hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in May
The retailer reported that its net profits plunged 46 percent in the fourth quarter of 2013
The rights and responsibilities of a celebrity house.
the Rolex Australian Grand Prix on March 16 in Melbourne.
The rules are tightening further
The Russian benchmark index gained 3.2 percent after a 10.8 percent decline on Monday
the Russian benchmark Micex index fell 9.4 percent and financial turmoil was felt across the globe.
the Russian freestyle skier who crashed during training at the Winter Olympics
The San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat
The scandal surrounding the closing of lanes to the George Washington Bridge in September has sullied the image of the once-staid transportation tool.
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The Secret Life of Our Trash Can
the series
The service from the mobile payment company Square does not charge a fee
The Shabab militant group claimed responsibility for the attack in Mogadishu
The shortcut: Masa harina.
The singer was there at the start of the hit NBC show
The singer-songwriter K. D. Lang
The site of this month’s Winter Olympics faces an uncertain future as a tourist destination.
The snow continues to fall
The Sock’s Dirty
the sole black soloist in American Ballet Theater
the songwriter for the Magnetic Fields
The Sounds of Things Ending
The spacious attic of the mayoral residence in New York has served many purposes over the years: a children’s playroom
The Spies Who Didn’t Love Her
The story of Ira Aldridge
The success of the deadly terror group Boko Haram has undermined the Nigerian government
The sunny Pharrell Williams
The Supreme Court debated a case in which the standard I.Q. cutoff of 70 is challenged as too rigid.
The Supreme Court ruled that the police may search homes over the objections of one of the residents and that defendants are not entitled to hearings to gain access to frozen assets to pay lawyers.
The Swiss drug companies were ordered to pay a total of $250 million for trying to keep doctors from prescribing a relatively inexpensive eye drug.
The Swiss Wake-Up Call
the Swiss-born
The Talea Ensemble performed works by the modern composers Pierluigi Billone
The Tall and the Small
The Tall-Order Rental
The technology has changed for the better
The Thompson brothers
The Times greatly expanded its range
The transfer is the first in nearly three months
The trial of the double amputee track star Oscar Pistorius on charges of murdering his girlfriend
The Trial That Unleashed Hysteria Over Child Abuse
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is recognized by no country except Turkey. Yet students from over 100 countries attend its international universities.
the two-tiered restaurant was a refuge for fashionistas
The U.S. international Michael Bradley said he returned to M.L.S. to build a winner there
the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain took the step in protest over Qatar’s continued support of the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists in the region.
The United States men beat the Czech Republic with a stifling defense
The United States State Department imposed a ban Thursday on visas for officials and individuals who have taken steps to undermine the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
The United Statess new gas abundance offers a chance to eliminate Russias ability to flout international norms with impunity.
The university said three 19-year-old freshmen from Georgia were refusing to speak with investigators about the desecration of a statue of James Meredith.
The Unvanquished
the updated Diavel broadcasts a message of “get out of my way.”
The vast wasteland of television has been replaced by an excess of excellence that is fundamentally altering my media diet and threatening to consume my waking life in the process.
The Vegetable System
The versatile defender Geoff Cameron has become a vital cog for his club
The vessel
The Vienna State Opera’s “Wozzeck” and “Salome” roil and smolder to the rich sounds of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
the view
The Villa Stein-de Monzie was one of the architect Le Corbusier’s first constructions to reflect the principles of his Esprit Nouveau design manifesto.
The Voiceless
The vote against Debo P. Adegbile to head the Justice Department’s civil rights unit is the first defeat of a presidential nominee since a filibuster rule change.
The walnuts add texture and flavor to this pasta dish.
The wealthy entrepreneur J. Craig Venter is starting a new company focusing on how people can live longer and healthier lives.
The West End neighborhood has produced a wave of boutiques and dining spots that exemplify the city’s youthful
the Westchester County executive
the wife of Representative John Dingell
The World Queen of the Cocoa Bean seeks a successor in “The Chocolate Show!
The world’s largest vote will see as many as 814 million people select a Parliament to elect a leader in India’s most consequential race in decades.
The writer has turned again to fiction. But will her politics get in the way?
the young barely talk to the old (and vice versa). That makes for a lot of cool apps. But great technology? Not so much.
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themes from the past intruded into the debate: irredentism and appeasement.
then confronts his own.
then fixing the vehicles.
then on to museums and yoga.
Then the Body Turned Up
there are about 100
there are lower prices and no air-kissing
There Goes the Judge
There has been a shift in Americans’ understanding of the role of the U.S. and the nature of power
There is a grotesque amnesia to Russias Ukrainian gambit.
There Is Little Place to Go but Up
there is no rivalry like Norway-Sweden. But at the Sochi Games
these apps can help you decide what to pack and when.
These stories center on a gritty corner of British Columbia.
they still make art.
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this 64-room property reopened last July
This city of some 1.8 million
this is one of Red Grooms’s signature “sculpto-pictoramas
This property reopened last June with an expansion that includes two new restaurants and redesigned guest rooms.
this satisfying meal comes together in minutes.
This simple animal played a crucial role in the rise of the animal kingdom by re-engineering the planet with oxygen
This summer’s season will begin with Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater in “Much Ado About Nothing
This Time as a Tourist
This Time Without the Smirk
This week’s homes include a midcentury modern in Oregon
This week’s properties include a midcentury modern in Oregon
THOMAS B. EDSALL
THOMAS DOHERTY
THOMAS ERDBRINK
THOMAS FULLER
THOMAS FULLER and ERIC
THOMAS FULLER and JANE PERLEZ
THOMAS FULLER and MICHAEL FORSYTHE
THOMAS KAPLAN
Thomas Meglioranza
those communications whizzes
those who know Micheal Schumacher the best are likely to be recalling him in the paddock.
though data shows it did not perform as well as the hospitals themselves.
though experts caution that the change may not yield better or cheaper care for patients.
Though there has long been a popular assumption that taller people are healthier and likely to live longer
though world shares were higher as diplomatic efforts continued.
Thought Dead in 2010
Thoughts That Cant Be Spoken
Threatening War
three daughters and a mistress
three friends are haunted by a decades-old mystery in Yiyun Li’s latest novel.
Three Men Leap Forward at City Ballet
Three years after taking over for Larry King
Three years after the earthquake and nuclear disaster
Three young male dancers have gained new eminence during City Ballet’s winter season
threw 50 pitches in his first start of spring training
Through a remarkable switch to baritone roles
through a spiritual medium
TIM ROHAN
TIM WARSINSKEY
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Time Warner Cable ends a hostile bid from Charter by pulling a rabbit — in the form of a competing offer from Comcast — out of the hat. What does that tell us about Charter’s maneuver?
Times critics share what they’ve been listening to lately.
Times Minute | Comcasts Mega Deal
Times Minute | Helping Cubas Old Guard
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Tina Turner
Titanfall
TNT and truTV will have the N.C.A.A. men’s tournament semifinals called by the teams’ local announcers.
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to be precise — to becoming the first American Olympic champions in ice dance.
to fly for less.
to its growing stable of established journalists.
To lose 6-1 in its own stadium
to Tampa Bay for Martin St. Louis
to the benefit of many consumers.
to try the doubleheader: the Indy 500 in the day on May 25 and the Coca-Cola 600 in North Carolina at night.
today’s Russia has substantial trade ties with Western Europe
Todd Frazier
told his followers in Parliament to continue to serve but not on his behalf.
TOM PEDULLA
TOMMIE SHELBY
Tony Benn
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Too Many Cooks
took an unusual tack in a rare address to an American audience on Tuesday
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Top Federal Antitrust Official Will Not Weigh In on Comcast-Time Warner Cable Merger
Top figure skating and ice dance couples use off-ice photographs and year-round social media campaigns to try to connect with fans — and Olympic judges.
Top Judge Allows for Early Bar Exam in Return for Pro Bono Work
top stories
Toronto Is the Place to Be
Toronto’s Ethnic Buffet
Tortillas
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Tours of Mammoth Cave’s rambling passages have been given since before the Civil War and one family has led them from the time its guides were slaves.
Toyota and Volkswagen all said severe winter weather had taken a toll on American sales of new cars.
Toyota Recalls 261
Toyota says hybrids may account for 20 percent of its global sales soon; Honda announces Acura brand’s realignment into a separate division.
Toyota to Increase Wages for Employees
Tracing Ancestry
Transgender and Transsexual
Transgender Former Member of Italian Parliament Detained in Sochi
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Travel and Vacations
Treasure Hunt at a Dutch Fair
TRICIA ROMANO
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Trying to insure the survival of Windows in a mobile universe
Tunisia is one Arab country that has managed to avoid political gridlock. Turkey would do well to follow its example.
TUPELO HASSMAN
Turkeys Model Nation
Turner Gives the Final Four a Local Flavor
Turning to coal for energy is a suicide pact for a country that has a uniquely vulnerable environment.
turns out to be a man for our time.
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TV the Old Way: Watching What’s On
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Two Dead and Two Missing After Jersey City Fire
Two Democratic proposals — one from Senator Claire McCaskill and a more assertive version from Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand — are both headed to a vote Thursday afternoon.
Two far-flung events — a Nelson Mandela memorial and the trial of Oscar Pistorius — illustrate the curious links between the two nations.
Two Months After Michael Schumacher’s Ski Accident
Two people were killed and 23 others were injured
Two people who were pivotal in the plan to close access lanes to the George Washington Bridge wrote of creating traffic problems in front of the home of a local rabbi.
Two publishers are removing some 120 papers from their web sites after it was revealed that the works were computer-generated gibberish.
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Two Sisters With Secrets
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U.N. Denies That Syria Image Was Faked
U.N. Panel Report Describes Worsening Brutality in Syria’s War
U.N. Panel Says
U.N. Panel Says North Korean Leader Could Face Trial
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U.S. Activist Detained at Cairo Airport
U.S. Backs New Global Initiative Against Infectious Diseases
U.S. Doctors Switch to Salaried Jobs
U.S. Economy Adds 175
U.S. Economy’s Growth Was Slower in Fourth Quarter
U.S. Imposes New Sanctions in Response to Ukraine Crisis
U.S. Is Close to Its First Ice Dance Gold
U.S. Seeks to Keep ‘Potentially Inflammatory Topics’ Out of Terror Trial
U.S. Seeks to Reduce Ukraine’s Reliance on Russia for Natural Gas
U.S. Uniform at the World Cup: Red
U.S. Women Advance to Hockey Final
Ugandans must rid themselves of President Museveni and stop their country from being left behind in the wave of progress sweeping Africa.
Ugandas Stubborn Autocrat
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Ukraine Fights for Its Truth
Ukraine Puts Troops on High Alert
Ukraine said on Friday that it would compete in the Paralympics instead of withdrawing in protest of Russia’s intervention in the Crimean Peninsula.
Ukraine Turns to Its Oligarchs for Political Help
Ukraine Won’t Boycott Paralympics in Russia
Ukraine’s Acting Government Issues Warrant for Yanukovych’s Arrest
Ukraine’s Interim Leader Seeks Aid in Washington
Ukraine’s interim prime minister
Ukrainian Billionaire Arrested in Austria
Ukrainian businesses see a need to change antiquated laws and regulations if the billions in aid headed for the struggling nation are to help.
Ukrainian Protesters End Occupation of Kiev’s City Hall
Ukrainian Skier and Coach Withdraw to Protest Kiev Violence
Uli Hoeness said that he would resign as president of Bayern Munich and that he would not appeal his sentence of three and a half years in prison.
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Universities Try a Cultural Bridge to Lure Foreign Students
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University scientists and academic organizations have become uncharacteristically vocal about the governments blunt preference for commercially applicable science.
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unlike the Sochi Games
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Unnerving Meta-Marketing of ‘The Lego Movie’
until now.
Unwilling to face its wartime record
up from the $79 it has charged since introducing the program nine years ago.
Up to a Point
urged Russia to pull back its forces.
URSULA LINDSEY | THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
used his appearance to criticize Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and to make a case that he could mount a competitive challenge.
Using fear to help protect patients with dementia.
Utilities Prepare for Worst
vaccines and pizzas that don’t spoil and clues to a cat’s signature coat.
Valentina Wallner
VALERIYA SAFRONOVA
Vandal Destroys Sculptures in Bellevue Hospital Garden
VANESSA BARBARA
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Veterans of Women’s Skiing Get a Push From Below
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. acknowledged that Congress will not grant President Obama fast-track trade promotion authority
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Viktor Yanukovych’s Car Collection Was a Private Automotive History Museum
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Vindicated Whistle-Blower Has Little to Smile About
violent past.
virtually wait on you hand and foot.
Vision Gives Way to Reality
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VIVIAN YEE
Vladimir Luxuria was detained by Russian authorities Sunday after holding up a sign that said
Vladimir Putin is making an appeal to Jews — and a high-stakes bet.
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Wall Street Opens Slightly Higher
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warm up with a weekend in this laid-back island town.
Warm Weather Brings Out Banned Vehicles
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was charged with raping and sexually assaulting a staff reporter in a hotel elevator late last year.
was elected to the Senate.
was embarrassing. But losing 5-1 in Munich three days later was beyond misfortune.
was found guilty of bribery and several other federal crimes.
was hailed by national political figures on both sides of the aisle
was in a virtual tie with his opponent
Was It a Big Night? Nets Players Act as if It Wasn’t
was likely killed in a shootout with federal forces
was quickly found not guilty after a four-day trial.
was released from prison and Parliament found him unable to fulfill his duties.
was reunited with his family on Monday after a subway rider flagged down an officer.
was said to be in the final stages of signing a 10-day contract that could put him in uniform Sunday night against the Lakers.
was scheduled to begin on Monday.
was the first high-level executive to leave after the widespread customer data breach at the retailer.
was the last family member to be a confidant of Henry Ford
Was the Referee Fair? A Coach Cries Foul
was written as a direct tribute to Nabokov.
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We have the technology to defeat censorship. Do we have the will?
we’re in the middle of a winter boot shortage and New Yorkers on Twitter and elsewhere are talking about a sensitive topic: Is it O.K. to use umbrellas in the snow?
We’ve replaced contained chaos with something so vast that we need algorithms to show us our way.
Weak European Auto Market in 2013 Sapped Volkswagen Earnings
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Wes Anderson on finding
Wes Anderson’s latest film
Western Journalist Is Slain in Afghanistan
Western saloon culture will make room for electronic chiptune music; Jaron Lanier will speak at Cooper Union.
WGN America Promotes Original Programming With ‘Upfront’ Presentations
What Comes After Rich Baby Boomers? Kids With a Big Inheritance
What do today’s cruise passengers consider engaging in 0nboard entertainment? Inside the search for answers.
What little is known of Schumacher’s condition is not encouraging for his prospects of recovery.
What the American withdrawal means for the price of parsley.
What will happen to Arab-Israelis if Palestinians concede that the Israeli state is a Jewish one?
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When an elephant is in distress
When New Yorkers Use Umbrellas During Snowstorms
when Takashi Hiraide’s novel “The Guest Cat” briefly surfaced on the trade paperback list.
When the Devil Calls the Tune
Where Challenging Normal Is the Norm
where his family was interned during World War II
Where It Began
where it has been since March 2009. The bank also left its bond purchasing program unchanged.
where many ethnic Russians have opposed the new leadership in Ukraine’s capital
where polio is much more widespread
Where some see a bubble in the lofty prices fetched by contemporary art
Where Tanzania Taps Its Feet
where the competition is fierce
where the police confronted protesters with tear gas and water cannons.
where they would do everything from feed a dolphin to race remote-control cars.
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which analysts call critical for deals with Asia and Europe.
which are controlled by the federal government.
which are often shrouded in mystery and filled with danger.
which begins March 16 in Australia.
which could come down to its final game of the season
which criticizes the Security Council for inaction
which decides each year how much regulated rents will increase
which focuses on lesbian
which have fallen from favor
which is having an identity crisis within a sport dominated by jumps.
which is tied for the most in team history.
which lend primarily to the most creditworthy small businesses
which New Delhi has been eager to show it is able to police militarily.
which opened in October
which operates 17 of the 100 commercial power reactors in this country
which signaled progress in a far-ranging plan of overhauls designed to modernize the country’s financial system.
which thrive on subprime candidates.
which views the women who were forced to work in military brothels as a powerful symbol of Japan’s aggression.
which was believed to be aimed at a passing United Nations convoy.
which were built from scratch and centered in the city.
which will emphasize the mountain venues
while Best Buy’s same-store sales were down 1.7 percent in the quarter.
while despair and frustration are the main themes in "A Taste of Honey" and "The Full Monty.
while finance ministers edged closer to setting up a system for shutting down failing banks.
while Google abandons a money-losing handset unit.
while its rival BMW benefited from demand for luxury cars in Asia and the United States.
While many women say they are satisfied
while the new album from Dawn Landes seems inspired by her recent divorced.
White House Withdraws Plan Allowing Limits to Medicare Coverage for Some Drugs
who became one of Iraq’s most popular political leaders
who began skating together when she was 9 and he was 8
Who Came Out as Gay After Retiring From N.F.L.
who caused billions in losses at Société Générale
who face Canada on Friday in a semifinal match
who fled to Israel after a murder in Maryland
who gave up five goals on 47 shots
who had a career-low six sacks last season and was set to count $16 million against the salary cup.
who has become a political phenomenon
who has become a worthy partner for the sparkling Sara Mearns.
who has been accused of cronyism
who has no medical training
who has vowed to slow the growth of such schools.
who has written of Richard Yates and is writing about Philip Roth
Who Helped Redefine What Makes Us Laugh on Screen
who in 2012 crashed her S.U.V. after taking a sleeping pill
who just turned 28
who left home on Wednesday after a spat with his mother over chores
Who Made That Antiperspirant?
Who Made That Corkscrew?
Who Made That Progress Bar?
who never got to run the Ford Motor Company
who now plays third base for the Cincinnati Reds
who offered proof that they had the wrong man.
who played a crucial role in ousting the Taliban
who played three years for the Giants and went to the 1984 Super Bowl with the Redskins
who popularized the phrase “black power.”
who reached two national finals before leaving to coach the Celtics.
who should make decisions that would significantly reshape the political landscape.
who takes over for Fantasia Barrino on Tuesday in the jazz revue “Before Midnight
who teaches at City College and founded an online arts and activism journal
who took three shots in the first half
who was favored to win multiple medals at the Olympics but left without any
who were in prison for nearly 18 years
who will meet on Thursday night
who would be the first publicly gay N.B.A. player
Who’s More Famous Than Jesus?
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whom the Yankees will play this season
whose “All Joy and No Fun” is No. 16 on the hardcover nonfiction list
whose body is found many years later.
whose book “Philomena” inspired a movie nominated for four Oscars
whose death prompted its co-creator to post it
whose family is Slovakian
whose new novel
whose ownership is unclear
whose real name is Matthew Hemerlein
Why does the U.S. military still define gender nonconformity as a disorder?
Why Lord Business can have his cake and eat it too.
Why Norovirus Crops Up on Cruises
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Wichita State completed an undefeated run through the regular season and the Missouri Valley Conference tournament by beating Indiana State
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(1) Oregon State University is among a growing number of academic institutions that are teaming up with private companies to lure foreign students with yearlong transitional programs. (1) Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law (1) Our concept of life has pragmatic value (1) Ousted Leader Seeks Russian Aid as Tensions Rise in Crimea (1) Out of Africa (1) Out of Siberian Ice (1) Out of the Shadows (1) Owen barely communicated with my wife and me. But he opened up to the parrot from “Aladdin.” (1) Owner of Opulent Long Island Castle Is Shot in Head by Gunman (1) O’Driscoll Helps Position Irish to Win Six Nations (1) O’Driscoll will make history in his home city by starting for Ireland against Italy (1) P.R. Agency Adds L.G.B.T. 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(1) The Unvanquished (1) The Vegetable System (1) The Vienna State Opera’s “Wozzeck” and “Salome” roil and smolder to the rich sounds of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. (1) The Villa Stein-de Monzie was one of the architect Le Corbusier’s first constructions to reflect the principles of his Esprit Nouveau design manifesto. (1) The Voiceless (1) The West End neighborhood has produced a wave of boutiques and dining spots that exemplify the city’s youthful (1) The World Queen of the Cocoa Bean seeks a successor in “The Chocolate Show! (1) The acting interior minister accused former President Viktor F. Yanukovych of mass killing of civilian protesters (1) The actor talks about going back to Arkansas (1) The advice comes amid new reports of Russian reinforcements in the region and plans to build railway bridges between Crimea and mainland Russia. 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(1) who takes over for Fantasia Barrino on Tuesday in the jazz revue “Before Midnight (1) who teaches at City College and founded an online arts and activism journal (1) who took three shots in the first half (1) who was favored to win multiple medals at the Olympics but left without any (1) who were in prison for nearly 18 years (1) who will meet on Thursday night (1) who would be the first publicly gay N.B.A. player (1) wholesale (1) whom the Yankees will play this season (1) whose body is found many years later. 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