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The Times in Print for January 6, 2009

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Panetta Chosen as C.I.A. Chief in Surprise Step

The choice of Leon E. Panetta, a former White House chief of staff, to head the intelligence agency raised questions about his relevant experience.

Israel Deepens Gaza Incursion as Toll Mounts

As European diplomats sought a cease-fire, Israeli troops poured into Gaza City, expelling residents and shooting militants.

  • Video Video: Toll Rises in Gaza | Rocket Attacks in Israel
  • Photographs Photos | Graphic Graphic | Timeline
Bid to Revoke Madoff’s Bail Cites His Gifts

Bernard L. Madoff tried to hide at least $1 million in assets from investigators, prosecutors told a judge.

In a Quiet Rebellion, Parishioners Keep the Faith

For 1,533 days, parishioners in Massachusetts have been guarding a church so that the archdiocese cannot sell it.

Ex-Detainee of U.S. Describes a 6-Year Ordeal

Though never charged with a crime, Muhammad Saad Iqbal spent six years in American custody, during which he says he was secretly taken to Egypt and tortured.

Bow Hunters’ Quest: Stalking an Elk and a Record

After the arbiter of bow-hunting records added the tule elk to its list of targets, hunters set out in pursuit.

Automakers Fear a New Normal of Low Sales
Apple’s Jobs Explains His Weight Loss
India Seeks Extraditions in Mumbai Siege
Early Hurdle in Senate Confronts Illinois Pick
New York Housing Plan Is Delayed
Kennedy Shadow Looms Over Senate Hopefuls
'Lark and Termite,' by Jayne Anne Phillips: In War and Floods, a Family’s Leitmotif of Love, Memories and Secrets
Self-Imposed Obstacles Don’t Stop Steelers’ Harrison
Second Opinion: Should Patients Be Told of Better Care Elsewhere?
Scientist at Work | Rob Holman: So Much to Learn About the Oceans From Sand
Corrections
Quotation of the Day
"My generation of Catholics have paid, prayed and obeyed, but you get to a point where you’ve had it."
MARGY O’BRIEN, who has helped keep a vigil at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Church for four years to stop the Archdiocese of Boston from selling it.
Podcast: Front Page

James Barron, a reporter at The New York Times, summarizes the top headlines every weekday.

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International
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Israel Deepens Gaza Incursion as Toll Mounts
By ETHAN BRONNER
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Ex-Detainee of U.S. Describes a 6-Year Ordeal
By JANE PERLEZ, RAYMOND BONNER and SALMAN MASOOD
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India Seeks Extraditions in Mumbai Siege
By SOMINI SENGUPTA and JEREMY KAHN
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For Vatican, Spain Is a Key Front in Church-State Battle
By RACHEL DONADIO
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Venezuela Suspends Heating Aid to the U.S.
By SIMON ROMERO
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Arrests Increased in Chinese Region
By EDWARD WONG
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Gazprom Reduces Deliveries of Gas Through Ukraine
By ANDREW E. KRAMER
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U.S. Sending Emergency Aid to Darfur
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG
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Antwerp Journal: Belgian Market’s Luster Dims, but Legacy Stays
By JOHN TAGLIABUE
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Warnings Not Enough for Gaza Families
By TAGHREED EL-KHODARY and ISABEL KERSHNER
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In Fatah-Governed West Bank, Solidarity With Hamas
By STEVEN ERLANGER
National
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In a Quiet Rebellion, Parishioners Keep the Faith
By ABBY GOODNOUGH
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Panetta Chosen as C.I.A. Chief in Surprise Step
By MARK MAZZETTI and CARL HULSE
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Sidebar: Should Animal Cruelty on Film Be Illegal?
By ADAM LIPTAK
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Blaze Kills 5 in a Homeless Shelter in Texas
By GRETEL C. KOVACH
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Early Hurdle in Senate Confronts Illinois Pick
By CARL HULSE
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California Supreme Court to Hear Arena Search Case
By JOHN SCHWARTZ
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Bush to Protect Vast New Pacific Tracts
By JOHN M. BRODER
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Data Uncover Bigger Galaxy in Cosmos, and It’s Ours
By KENNETH CHANG
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National Briefing: California: Ruling On Parish Property
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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National Briefing: California: Nearing Candidacy, Perhaps
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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National Briefing: Illinois: Factory May Face Labor Charges
By KAREN ANN CULLOTTA
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National Briefing: Michigan: New Archbishop Is Named
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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National Briefing: Michigan: Sentence For Drug Conviction
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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National Briefing: Bushes’ Pet Cat Dies
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Obama Seeks Wide Support in Congress for Stimulus
By JEFF ZELENY and DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
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Democrat Is Winner in Recount of Minnesota Senate Race
By KIRK JOHNSON
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Biden Schedules Fact-Finding Journey to Asia
By PETER BAKER
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In Santa Fe, Staying Can Also Be Such Sweet Sorrow
By FELICITY BARRINGER
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Obama Names 4 for Justice Jobs in Break From Bush Path
By ERIC LICHTBLAU
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Carl R. Pohlad, Owner of Minnesota Twins, Dies at 93
By STUART LAVIETES
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Spending Rise for Health Care and Prescription Drugs Slows
By ROBERT PEAR
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Obama’s Inauguration Fund-Raising Tops $24 Million
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
Obituaries
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Carl R. Pohlad, Owner of Minnesota Twins, Dies at 93
By STUART LAVIETES
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Christopher Hibbert, 84, Lively Historian, Dies
By WILLIAM GRIMES
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Griffin Bell, Ex-Attorney General, Dies at 90
By PATRICK J. LYONS
Editorials, Op-Ed and Letters
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Letters: Looking at President Bush and His Place in History
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Letters: Dark Days for Israel and Gaza
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Editorial: Appreciations: Senator Claiborne Pell’s Vision
By MAURA J. CASEY
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Editorial: Still Broken After All These Years
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Editorial: Incursion Into Gaza
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Editorial: The Best Interests of the Child
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Op-Ed Contributor: Where Is Our Ferdinand Pecora?
By RON CHERNOW
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Op-Ed Columnist: The Afghan Quagmire
By BOB HERBERT
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Op-Ed Columnist: The Confidence War
By DAVID BROOKS
New York
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New York Housing Plan Is Delayed
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
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Kennedy Shadow Looms Over Senate Hopefuls
By JEREMY W. PETERS
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Striking Declines Seen in Manhattan Real Estate Market
By JOSH BARBANEL
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NYC: We Know About the Mess. Please, Clean Up Carefully.
By CLYDE HABERMAN
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Experience Necessary: He’s Sanitizing the Bronx, Block by Block
By TINA KELLEY
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Rent Reprieve for a Fixture on the Upper West Side
By GLENN COLLINS
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20 Years Later, Subway Mural Project Is Still a Source of Pride for the Artists
By MARTIN ESPINOZA
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At Trial, Prosecutor Faults Tenants and Landlord in ’05 Firefighter Deaths
By RALPH BLUMENTHAL
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Mysterious Sweet Smell From 2005 Returns to Manhattan
By TRYMAINE LEE
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The Neediest Cases: For a High Scorer, No More Dropping Out
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
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Rigger in Crane Collapse Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter
By JOHN ELIGON
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Term Limits Get Reprise, This Time in Court
By FERNANDA SANTOS
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Lottery Numbers
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So You Want to Be a Senator? Answer 28 Pages of Questions
By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE
Business Day
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Bid to Revoke Madoff’s Bail Cites His Gifts
By ALEX BERENSON
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Apple’s Jobs Explains His Weight Loss
By BRAD STONE
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Automakers Fear a New Normal of Low Sales
By BILL VLASIC and NICK BUNKLEY
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Coming Down on Tobacco
By DUFF WILSON
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As Prices Rise, Some See $2 Gas
By CLIFFORD KRAUSS
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DealBook Column: Eating Crow at a Dinner for Wall St.
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
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Air Security Could Involve Private Jets
By CHRISTINE NEGRONI
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Tyson Foods Chief to Step Down After a Difficult Year
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Breakingviews.com: Rebuilding the S.E.C.
By JEFFREY GOLDFARB and MARTIN HUTCHINSON
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Executives Replaced at Borders as Sales Fall
By MOTOKO RICH
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Waterford Wedgwood Is in Receivership
By JULIA WERDIGIER
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A Top Editor Leaving Washington Post
By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA
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Studio to Buy TV Guide
By BLOOMBERG NEWS
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Advertising: HBO Is Hiding Little About ‘Big Love’
By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD
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Frequent Flier: To Reach These Destinations, the Nonstops Are Rare
By MICHAEL BOCIURKIW, as told to JOAN RAYMOND
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Itineraries: Help in Hot Spots
By JOE SHARKEY
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On the Road: That Tiresome Warning About Inappropriate Jokes
By JOE SHARKEY
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Markets Decline as Auto Sales Plummet
By JACK HEALY
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Investors Strain to Sell Start-Up Companies
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
Sports Tuesday
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Bow Hunters’ Quest: Stalking an Elk and a Record
By MICHAEL BRICK
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Self-Imposed Obstacles Don’t Stop Steelers’ Harrison
By SEAN D. HAMILL
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Can Eagles Follow the Phillies’ Lead?
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For Oklahoma City Thunder, Wins Don’t Come, but Fans Do
By JONATHAN ABRAMS
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Giants-Eagles Rematch Has Pierce-Westbrook Subplot
By JOE LAPOINTE
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Texas 24, Ohio State 21: Colt McCoy Helps to Rally the Longhorns Past the Buckeyes
By BILLY WITZ
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Assistant’s Insight Shapes Record Season
By THAYER EVANS
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Sooners’ Offense Is Like Something Gators’ Meyer Has Seen Before
By PETE THAMEL
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Florida Coach Urban Meyer Praises Utah’s Perfect Season
By PETE THAMEL
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Vonn Diversifies Skills for This World Cup Season
By NATE PETERSON
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Men’s College Roundup: Irish Rebound From Loss and Finally Top Hoyas
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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N.B.A. Roundup: Carter Lifts the Nets as Harris Is Sidelined
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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B.C. Coach Stirs Up the Jets’ Search
By GREG BISHOP
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Roundup: Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger Says He Has Recovered From Concussion
By JUDY BATTISTA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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TV Sports: Millen Tries to Restore His Good Name as a TV Analyst
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
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Roundup: Pat Burrell Signs With Rays; Milton Bradley Expected to Join Cubs
By BEN SHPIGEL
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Sports Briefing | Soccer: Galaxy’s Donovan to Play in Germany
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Paralympics: From Olympic Medalist to Lion Tamer
By REUTERS
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Sports Briefing | College Football: Yale Hires Jaguars’ Williams
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Sports Briefing | Hockey: Canada Wins Juniors
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Andy Pettitte Rejects Yankees’ Offer, Making Return Uncertain
By TYLER KEPNER
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N.H.L. Roundup: Sundin Could Play for Canucks This Week
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Rangers 4, Penguins 0: Rangers Send Penguins to Fifth Loss in a Row
By LYNN ZINSER
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Sports of The Times: All the Ice You’d Want to Ring in a New Year
By GEORGE VECSEY
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Goal: After Honing Game in Mexico, José Torres Will Play for U.S.
By JACK BELL
The Arts
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Television Review | 'Homeland Security USA': Protecting Borders and Other (Not Necessarily) Hot Pursuits
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
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'Lark and Termite,' by Jayne Anne Phillips: In War and Floods, a Family’s Leitmotif of Love, Memories and Secrets
By MICHIKO KAKUTANI
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Dance: Ailey Wraps Up Season With Sampler of Classics and Newcomers
By ALASTAIR MACAULAY
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Hope for a Brighter Future on a Darker Broadway
By PATRICK HEALY and DAVE ITZKOFF
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Polanski Requests New Setting for Hearing
By MICHAEL CIEPLY
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Arts, Briefly: Beijing Will Get a Broadway of Its Own
Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF
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Arts, Briefly: Laura Bush Signs Deal for Her Memoirs
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff
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Arts, Briefly: Beijing to Get a Broadway of Its Own
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff
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Arts, Briefly: Football Tramples ‘Superstars of Dance’
By BENJAMIN TOFF; Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF
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Arts, Briefly: Footnote
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff
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Arts, Briefly: Conflicting Reports on Works by Titian
Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF
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Arts, Briefly: Fringe Festival Contends With Financial Crunch
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff
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Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Michael Powell
By DAVE KEHR
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Music Review | Yefim Bronfman: Where Undercurrents of Electricity Crackle Beneath a Serene Surface
By ALLAN KOZINN
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Better Than the Fall? A Host of TV Series, New and Not
By MIKE HALE
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Art Review | "The Triumph of Marriage": Not in the Name of Love: Allegorical Imagery for Newlyweds
By KEN JOHNSON
Science Times
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Second Opinion: Should Patients Be Told of Better Care Elsewhere?
By DENISE GRADY
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Basics: A Large-Size Focus on Life Lived Small
By NATALIE ANGIER
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Scientist at Work | Rob Holman: So Much to Learn About the Oceans From Sand
By CORNELIA DEAN
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Q & A: Microwaves and Leaks
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY
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At the Stove, a Dash of Science, a Pinch of Folklore
By KENNETH CHANG
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Orbiter, Finishing a Mission, Offers a Peek at Mars’ Wrinkles
By KENNETH CHANG
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Food Dance Gets New Life When Bees Get Cocaine
By PAM BELLUCK
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Observatory: Pink Iguana Is Distinct in Other Ways Too
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
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Observatory: For a Bacterial Species, ‘Sibling’ Competition Can Turn Deadly
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
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Observatory: To Assist in Fusion, Researchers Arrange for Cells to Meet Cells
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
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Letters: Religion and Resolutions (2 Letters)
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Letters: A Ration of Gruel (1 Letter)
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Letters: The Cost of Clean Dishes (1 Letter)
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Letters: Of Bees and Caterpillars (1 Letter)
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Mind: Some Protect the Ego by Working on Their Excuses Early
By BENEDICT CAREY
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Really?: The Claim: Some Men Are More Likely to Father Boys
By ANAHAD O’CONNOR
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Well: With the Right Motivation, That Home Gym Makes Sense
By TARA PARKER-POPE
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Cases: The Instincts to Trust Are Usually the Patient’s
By SANDEEP JAUHAR, M.D
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Global Update: Hemorrhagic Fever Reappears in Congo
By DENISE GRADY
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Vital Signs: Early Weight Problems Often Undiagnosed
By ERIC NAGOURNEY
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Vital Signs: A Note to the Wise on MySpace Helps
By ERIC NAGOURNEY
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Vital Signs: Gasping Misunderstood in Heart Attacks
By ERIC NAGOURNEY
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Personal Health: More Isn’t Always Better in Coronary Care
By JANE E. BRODY
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Vital Statistics: Accidental Injuries Higher in Rural Areas
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR
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Blood Sugar Control Linked to Memory Decline, Study Says
By RONI CARYN RABIN
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