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By BILL VLASIC The American auto industry has made small cars a central part of its strategy, seeking to capitalize on a shift in the preferences of consumers in an era of high gas prices. By HELENE COOPER and THOM SHANKER As the country's highest-ranking military officer, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey will help steer the armed forces through conflicts in three Muslim countries. By JUDY DEMPSEY and JACK EWING The German government said it would phase out its nine remaining operating facilities over the next decade, in a move that will likely be popular with the German public. By KEITH BRADSHER The big question now is how much economic growth may slow, before the authorities shift their priority from controlling inflation to revving the growth engine. The Doctor's World By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, M.D. In the decades since the disease emerged, the fight against it has shaped research, medical treatment and the public sphere, and highlighted the challenges that remain. |
| Arts The Ledge, a series of glass boxes that extend off the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower in Chicago, gives visitors a unique perspective on the world. Opinion Opinionator | The Stone The way we think about the turmoil in the Middle East and elsewhere is shaped by how we understand human rights. |
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By RAPHAEL MINDER At the same time the police are complaining about salaries not being paid, they are having to combat a pickup in illegal drugs trafficking. By REUTERS The chairman of Russia's central bank cited a weekend decision to lift a grain export ban as a risk factor for inflation. By JOHN MARKOFF A group of hackers took over the PBS Web site on Saturday night, posting PBS passwords and fake news stories. By GRAHAM BOWLEY There is one set of ethics guidelines for the rank-and-file staff and another for the 24 elite executive directors who oversee the organization. By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD and CLAIRE CAIN MILLER Retailers see a lucrative future in apps for tablet devices that resemble magazines. |
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