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By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK President Obama has told President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt that he should not run for another term in elections in the fall, American diplomats say. By RANYA KADRI and ETHAN BRONNER The surprise move by King Abdullah II on Tuesday came in the face of a wave of protests sweeping the Arab world. By ANTHONY SHADID and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Hundreds of thousands of people in Tahrir Square on Tuesday demanded the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, despite government efforts to block access to Cairo. The Lede Blog By ROBERT MACKEY On Tuesday, The Lede continues to provide updates on street protests in Egypt. By HELENE COOPER and SCOTT SHANE The White House is trying to figure out whether the opposition leader is someone with whom the United States can deal. |
| Multimedia The largest protests in Egypt yet; President Obama's message to President Hosni Mubarak; Egyptian voices online. Opinion Nicholas D. Kristof Blog Nicholas Kristof continues to give updates of the protests in Tahrir Square, Cairo. |
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By REED ABELSON The health care law banned lifetime limits on coverage for the first time, erasing the financial burdens, including personal bankruptcy, that had affected many ailing Americans. By ANDREW POLLACK The F.D.A. said the drug, called Contrave, should undergo further study. The decision is the latest regulatory setback for makers of diet medications. By NICK BUNKLEY Sales increased 22 percent for General Motors and 9 percent for the Ford Motor Company compared with January 2010. Toyota's sales rose 17 percent. By JULIA WERDIGIER The British oil giant also said it plans to sell half of its refining capacity in the United States while expanding in faster growing economies. Square Feet By ALISON GREGOR The Midtown tower, built as the office market slumped, is filling up and may presage a recovery of Manhattan's high-end office market. |
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