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Obama Plans Bipartisan Summit on Health Care

The meeting would mark the first time in the long health care debate that leaders from both sides would be allowed to air their ideas publicly.

Irked, Wall St. Hedges Its Bet on Democrats

Bankers, unhappy at the president’s proposals for tighter financial regulations, are shifting donations to Republicans.

Saints 31, Colts 17
Champs? The Saints, Dat’s Who

The Saints, long associated with losing and disappointing their fans, defeated Peyton Manning and the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV and gave New Orleans a reason to cheer.

5 Dead, Dozens Hurt in Connecticut Power Plant Blast

A massive gas explosion rocked a power plant in Middletown, Conn., setting off tremors that were felt miles away.

A Well-Written War, Told in the First Person

A new group of soldier-writers explore the futility of war — but wars that they for the most part support.

Sarobi Journal
Afghans Don’t Let a White-Knuckle Highway Slow Them

A road that runs through a mountain gorge between Kabul and Jalalabad holds its own terrors.

Precise Under Pressure, Brees Completes His Quest
After 43 Years, a Party in New Orleans
Advertising: In Super Bowl Commercials, the Nostalgia Bowl
Americans Held in Haiti Are Divided Over Leader
Opposition Leader Declares Victory in Ukraine
Iran’s President Moves Ahead on Uranium Processing
New Orleans Picks Mayor With Show of Support
For Students at Risk, Early College Proves a Draw
Toyota Is Expected to Add 2010 Prius to Recalls
Push to Force Monserrate Expulsion Vote in the Senate
Music Review | 'Fille du Régiment': Donizetti Returns, Offering Plenty of Chemistry and Nine High C’s
Wielding Iron Checkbook to Shape Cultural Los Angeles
In Nordic Combined, Americans Close In on a Quantum Leap
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Quotation of the Day
"It’s a kind of theater. Sometimes, a car will fly by in the air."
JUMA GUL, who works beside a mountainous stretch of the Afghan national highway that is famous for accidents.
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International
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Cry for Self-Rule by Tamils Is Muffled by Reality
By LYDIA POLGREEN
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Iran’s President Moves Ahead on Uranium Processing
By MICHAEL SLACKMAN and DAVID E. SANGER
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Americans Held in Haiti Are Divided Over Leader
By MARC LACEY and IAN URBINA
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Britain Plans to Cut Flow of Foreign Students
By JOHN F. BURNS
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Opposition Leader Declares Victory in Ukraine
By CLIFFORD J. LEVY
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Iraqi Court Given Time to Review Candidates
By STEVEN LEE MYERS
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Ex-Vice President May Avoid Run-Off Vote in Costa Rica
By ELISABETH MALKIN
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Ex-President of Argentina Undergoes Heart Surgery
By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO
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Ethiopian Jetliner’s Recorders Found
By REUTERS
National
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Salt Lake City Journal: Huge Church Project Renews Downtown, and Debate
By KIRK JOHNSON
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With Federal Stimulus Money Gone, Many Schools Face Budget Gaps
By SAM DILLON
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New Orleans Picks Mayor With Show of Support
By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
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Palin in 2012? She Says Run Is Possible
By KATE ZERNIKE
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Obama Challenges Terrorism Critics
By PETER BAKER
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Cleaning Up After a Snowstorm as Another One Looms
By MATTHEW L. WALD
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Illinois Democrat Quits Race
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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For Students at Risk, Early College Proves a Draw
By TAMAR LEWIN
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The Caucus: Obama’s Balancing Act on U.S. Trade Policies
By JOHN HARWOOD
Obituaries
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David V. Becker, Expert on Thyroid Disease, Is Dead at 86
By MATTHEW L. WALD
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Seymour B. Sarason, Leader in Community Psychology, Dies at 91
By WILLIAM GRIMES
Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters
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Editorial: Abstinence Education Done Right
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Editorial: Lobbyists and Students
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Editorial: Pay Up
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Editorial: The Privilege to Serve
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Op-Ed Columnist: America Is Not Yet Lost
By PAUL KRUGMAN
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Op-Ed Contributor: Have Faith in Love
By ERIC LAX
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Op-Ed Contributor: Sucking the Quileute Dry
By ANGELA R. RILEY
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Letters: Using Talk and Play to Develop Minds
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Letter: Holocaust Remembrance
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Letter: Home Health Workers
New York
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A Parish Tested: Quake a Defining Crisis for Two Priests in Queens
By ANNE BARNARD
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Our Towns: To Survive, Dairy Farmers Go Co-op
By PETER APPLEBOME
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Push to Force Monserrate Expulsion Vote in the Senate
By JEREMY W. PETERS
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As Gillibrand Gathers Endorsements, Ford Calls It ‘Underhanded’
By MICHAEL BARBARO
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Forget Police Data; New Yorkers Rely on Own Eyes
By A. G. SULZBERGER and KAREN ZRAICK
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Metropolitan Diary
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Former Commander Recalls Pressure to Alter Reports
By AL BAKER
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Desperate Search for Victims of Explosion in Connecticut
By RAY RIVERA
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Before Blast, Few Safety Problems as Energy Project Rose at Abandoned Mine Site
By RUSS BUETTNER and SERGE F. KOVALESKI
Business Day
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European Central Bank in a Squeeze
By JACK EWING
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The Media Equation: Plentiful Content, So Cheap
By DAVID CARR
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Drilling Down: A Growing Appreciation for Cents Off
By ALEX MINDLIN
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The Fight Over Who Sets Prices at the Online Mall
By BRAD STONE
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Looking Ahead: Looking Ahead
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Asia Sails Smoothly Through Debt Waters
By VIKAS BAJAJ and KEITH BRADSHER
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Reuters BreakingViews: An S.& P. Scoop Was a Blunder
By ANTONY CURRIE and ALEXANDER SMITH
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Toyota Is Expected to Add 2010 Prius to Recalls
By HIROKO TABUCHI
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After Turmoil at Merrill, Thain Will Lead the Lender CIT
By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED
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Advertising: In Super Bowl Commercials, the Nostalgia Bowl
By STUART ELLIOTT
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Some Toyota Owners Voice an Eroding Loyalty
By NICK BUNKLEY
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Chief of SAP Steps Down After 7 Months
By REUTERS
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Media Talk: Kindle Books in Snack Sizes
By MOTOKO RICH
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Media Talk: For New and Healthy Recipes, a Magazine Turns to Leftovers
By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD
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Link by Link: Super Bowl Merchandise and the Bets Behind It
By NOAM COHEN
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Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Bundling Hardware and Software to Do Big Jobs
By STEVE LOHR
Sports Monday
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Precise Under Pressure, Brees Completes His Quest
By GREG BISHOP
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Saints 31, Colts 17: Champs? The Saints, Dat’s Who
By JUDY BATTISTA
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Circling for Two Years, Rivals Are Set to Race
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
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Victory at Riviera Moves Stricker to No. 2 in World
By LARRY DORMAN
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Unfamiliar Turf for Manning: A Comeback That Is Thwarted
By KAREN CROUSE
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TV Sports: A City Rejoices, but the Focus Is Elsewhere
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
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Undersized Point Guard Makes a Big Impact at Siena
By KEVIN ARMSTRONG
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Sports of The Times: Title Decided, but Labor Battle Is Just Beginning
By WILLIAM C. RHODEN
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In Nordic Combined, Americans Close In on a Quantum Leap
By KATIE THOMAS
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Music Review: In Halftime Show, the Who Exhibits Flashes of Age and Familiarity
By JON PARELES
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Pass Wasn’t The First Thing Porter Cut Off
By JOE LAPOINTE
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Saints Coach’s Pair of Bold Bets: One Miss, One Turning Point
By JOE LAPOINTE
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After 43 Years, a Party in New Orleans
By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
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Sports Briefing | College Athletics: Florida State to Vacate Wins
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Basketball: Magic Tops Celtics
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Golf: Jiménez Wins in Playoff
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Hockey: Capitals Win 14th Straight
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Soccer: Chelsea Shuts Out Arsenal
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Olympics: Korean Reinstated to I.O.C.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Tennis Roundup: Oudin Puts U.S. in Fed Cup Semifinals
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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College Basketball Roundup: UConn Easily Extends Winning Streak to 62
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Arts
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Music Review | 'The Enchanted Pig': Love (and Arias) With a Proper Swine
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
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Music Review | Hot Chip: A British Band’s Cerebral Electronics
By JON PARELES
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Back From the Depths, Rebuilding a Career
By PATRICK HEALY
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A Chronicler of the World Now Looks Inward
By PATRICIA COHEN
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Wielding Iron Checkbook to Shape Cultural Los Angeles
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
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Television Review | 'Blueprint America: Beyond the Motor City': Transit-Plan Prescription for Disappearing Detroit
By MIKE HALE
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Arts, Briefly: Romance Overtakes ‘Avatar’
By BROOKS BARNES; By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: Footnotes
By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: In the Wings
By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: Vampire Loses the Fangs
By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: Broadway at the Y
By PATRICK HEALY; By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: Rare Lincoln Items at Historical Society
By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Arts, Briefly: Leonard Cohen Tour Delayed by Injury
By RACHEL LEE HARRIS
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Music Review | The Moritz Von Oswald Trio: Ambient Techno Gets the Improvised, Live Touch
By JON PARELES
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Theater Review | 'Duet for Solo Voice': Just Me and My (Murderous Soviet Agent) Shadow
By DANIEL M. GOLD
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Music Review | Musicians From Marlboro: Scrapping a Program, Breaking Into Solos
By STEVE SMITH
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Music Review | Christine Ebersole: Between the Musical Gems, Suburbs-vs.-Hollywood Asides
By STEPHEN HOLDEN
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Dance Review | Parsons Dance: Romping Couples, Brazilian Rhythms and Strobe-Light Suspension
By CLAUDIA LA ROCCO
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Music Review | Orpheus Chamber Orchestra: Neo-Classical Stravinsky Joins Bachian Rhythms
By ALLAN KOZINN
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'Union Atlantic,' by Adam Haslett: Ambitious Banker, Not to the McMansion Born, Ascends the Ladder of Class
By MICHIKO KAKUTANI
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Bridge: Another Look at Uppercuts and Getting Partner Involved
By PHILLIP ALDER
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Music Review | Brentano String Quartet: A Quartet Illuminates the Passion of Beethoven
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
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Music Review | 'Fille du Régiment': Donizetti Returns, Offering Plenty of Chemistry and Nine High C’s
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
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