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Square Feet: In Phoenix, Real Estate Downturn Hits Commercial Properties After years of growth, the downturn in commercial real estate has hit Phoenix hard, with rents down more than 50 percent in a year. |
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| Reid: Wife, Daughter Recovering From Truck Crash | |
| Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says his wife and daughter are recovering at home after a violent highway crash last week. | |
| Gop Says Dems' Plan On Health Bill Abuses Rules | |
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It is a brazen abuse of Congress' rules. Or a legitimate tactic used many times by both parties. |
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Levi Johnston Ordered To Pay Child Support The teen father of Sarah Palin's grandson has been ordered to make interim child support payments of $1,750 per month to Palin's daughter. |
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Senate Rejects Freeze On Earmarks The Senate has killed a move by conservative Republicans to temporarily ban the practice of earmarking taxpayer dollars for back-home project for their states. |
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First Hoops Fan Obama Fills Out Bracket Again President Barack Obama predicts Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky and Villanova to make the men's basketball Final Four. Barack Obama - Basketball - Kansas State - President of the Un... |
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| Business news |
| Newsweek: Why Isn't Obama Leading Bank Reform? | |
| Last year Barack Obama journeyed all the way to Copenhagen to promote his home town, Chicago, for the Olympics (with no success). So why is Capitol Hill seemingly too great a dista... | |
| Fed Maintains Stance To Keep Interest Rates Low For An Extended Period | |
| The policy-setting arm kept its benchmark rate near zero, affirming its view that recovery is slow. | |
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Bank Of Japan Eases Policy In Split Vote Amid Government Pressure The Bank of Japan eased monetary policy further on Wednesday as expected, but the split vote suggests the board may have had difficulty justifying the move. |
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Obama To Be Interviewed By Bret Baier Of Fox News President Obama will give a rare interview to Fox News on Wednesday despite its reputation as being close to the Republican Party. |
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The Limelight, A Church Turned Nightclub, To Be Reborn As A Market A 12,000-square-foot former space formerly home to a church then nightclub will have 35 upscale boutiques and restaurants. |
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| Somali Pirates Free North Korean Chemical Tanker | |
| Somali pirates freed a North Korean chemical tanker and its 28 crew Tuesday after the owners delivered a ransom, the European Union Naval Force said. European Union - Piracy in Som... | |
| Under Fire, Reporters Befriend Afghan Frog | |
| Stuart Webb, a cameraman for Britain's Channel 4 News embedded with British troops in Afghanistan, filed a video blog post on Tuesday that showed how he and a colleague, Alex Thoms... | |
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World Briefing | Asia: Pakistan: Drone Strikes Reported Two suspected American missile strikes killed at least seven militants in northwestern Pakistan on Wednesday, Pakistani officials said. |
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Names Of The Dead The Department of Defense confirmed the deaths of the following Americans on Tuesday. |
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World Briefing | Middle East: Egypt: President Reappears President Hosni Mubarak appeared on state television talking with his doctors — his first appearance since an operation in Germany 10 days earlier. |
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| Arts news |
| 'avatar' Out On Dvd April 22, But Not In 3-d | |
| The market for 3-D home video is still in the nascent stages, though TVs equipped for 3-D are increasingly being produced. DVD - Avatar - Television - Movies - Arts | |
| Music Review: A String Quartet’s Nod To Debussy At Angel Orensanz Foundation | |
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Watching Brooklyn Rider play music from its new CD, “Dominant Curve,” it was hard not to think about how string quartets have revamped their image in the last quarter... |
Bridges Keeping Mum On 'tron Legacy' Secrets Tron - Jeff Bridges - Technology - Bridge - Structural Engineering |
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Opera: At Brooklyn Academy Of Music: Retelling Actaeon’s Tragic End On Thursday, Les Arts Florissants presents, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a double bill of baroque operas — Charpentier’s “Actéon” and Purcell&... |
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Music Review | Trinity Choir And Trinity Baroque Orchestra: At Trinity, Andrew Parrott Leads A Full-bodied ‘passion’ It is, you might think, the season for Bach Passions in New York. |
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| Sport news |
| Fanhouse: Agassi, Sampras Wear Blame, Shame | |
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Fanhouse: Former stars trade barbs, act like idiots when focus should have been on helping Haiti. |
| Tournament Tipoff: Men's Bracket Steeped In Drama | |
| Pete Thamel, a Times college sports reporter, breaks down some of the major themes emerging from the N.C.A.A. men's tournament bracket. | |
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Nba Roundup: Lebron James’ Triple-double Helps Cavaliers Beat Pistons James has 29 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists to lead Cleveland to a 113-101 road victory. Cleveland 113, at Detroit 101: LeBron James had 29 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assi... |
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Bryant, Gasol Lead Lakers Past Kings Kobe Bryant scored 30 points, Pau Gasol added 28 points and 11 rebounds, and the Los Angeles Lakers completed a sweep of their Northern California swing with a 106-99 victory over ... |
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Jordan Farmar Is Losing Time Backup guard's minutes go down as Phil Jackson tries to make room for Sasha Vujacic.
Backup guard's minutes go down as Phil Jackson tries to make room for Sasha Vujacic. |
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| Magazine news |
| On Language With Ben Zimmer | |
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The new magazine columnist will answer one reader question each week. |
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Letters: Depression’s Upside In response to the 2.28.10 issue. |
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Letters: Where Scott Brown Is Coming From In response to the 2.28.10 issue. |
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Recipe Redux: Bouillabaisse, 1904 You could spend days reading about bouillabaisse in The Times’s recipe archive. This version, from 1904, is, happily, one of the simplest. |
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