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Networks of informants have helped capture or kill about two dozen high and midlevel drug traffickers, and sometimes given American agents access to the top cartel leaders.
Moderate Islamist Party Heads Toward Victory in Tunisia
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Ennahda began talks to form a unity government with a coalition of liberals in a rare alliance that party leaders hailed as a model for other Arab countries.
Administration Proposes Changes to Mortgage Program
By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM
The overhaul will let people qualify for new loans no matter how far the value of their homes have declined, and without regard to their financial situations.
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Lectern Gone, Romney Finds More Success
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and ASHLEY PARKER
Mitt Romney has shed much of the baggage that weighed down his maiden campaign.
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Game 5: Cardinals 2, Rangers 2
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Reed Hastings, the chief executive, talks about the missteps that cost subscribers and sent the stock plunging.
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Playing, and Playing With, the New Bjork Album
By SETH SCHIESEL
The app-laden version of “Biophilia,” lets listeners manipulate the music, delivering a miniature production studio into the world’s willing hands.
M.T.A. Trash Plan: Remove Subway Station Bins
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A counterintuitive plan to tackle “unsightliness” in the subway system, has left two stops entirely bin-free.
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A new analysis offers a stark reality check about the value of mammography screening.
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Pure Montalcino, Minus the Wait
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The wine panel tasted 20 bottles of Rosso di Montalcino, with its unmistakable earthy, dusty flavors of pure sangiovese grapes.
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International Adoption
The problems of defining adoption as “trauma.”
Philosophers Speak
In the first of a video series, Raymond Geuss on how we view history and our world.
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Loving the Chambered Nautilus to Death
Demand for its lustrous shell may eradicate an animal that grows slowly and needs 15 years or more to reach sexual maturity, scientists say.
Still No Relief in Sight for Long-Term Needs
Many in the middle class look after their disabled relatives themselves, or pay someone to do it.
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When the Roommate Has Four Legs
Apartment buildings are realizing the need among tenants for feline or canine companionship.
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A Fabulously ’50s Way to See the U.S.A.
The 1955 Bel Air signaled a turning point for Chevrolet, bringing style and class to the low-price market.
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