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By ALAN COWELL and RAVI SOMAIYA The French and Italian governments said they would send a small number of officers to support the rebel army, offering a diplomatic boost for the insurgent leader. By C.J. CHIVERS Three photographers were wounded in an attack that killed Tim Hetherington, a photographer who co-directed an Oscar-nominated film. By ANTHONY SHADID Protest organizers vowed to turn out their largest numbers yet on what they are calling "Great Friday." By ASHLEY PARKER Henry Goldman, a reporter for Bloomberg News, has the task of impartially chronicling news about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. This Land By DAN BARRY Mike Graham has for a quarter century been the guiding force behind "The Story of Jesus," full of miracles and betrayals, exotic animals and a cast of hundreds. |
| Multimedia Italy's long relationship with Libya complicates its role in NATO's mission; Japan's history with tsunamis is documented in stone; and the "Restrepo" director Tim Hetherington is killed in Libya. Opinion Opinionator | Fixes A grade-school math program is based on the assumption that all children can achieve a high level of understanding. |
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By MATTHEW SALTMARSH Investors are worried about everything from global inflation to government debt to turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Several high-profile American companies delivered earnings that beat analysts' expectations. Housing data was also positive. DealBook By PETER LATTMAN In its closing argument, the government highlighted the secretly recorded conversations of Raj Rajartnam as "the most powerful evidence." Bits Blog By NICK BILTON A file was discovered on the Apple iPhone and 3G iPad that stores the device's location data. By STEVEN GREENHOUSE The nation's airport screeners voted to unionize, but federal officials said there would be a runoff because neither of the competing unions received a majority. |
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