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By JANE PERLEZ The publication of the name of the C.I.A. station chief in Islamabad appeared to be a deliberate effort to complicate the work of the American spy agency after the Bin Laden raid. By THE NEW YORK TIMES Syrian forces were going house to house across the country, rights groups said, in a sign of a growing effort to crush unrest. By JUDITH TACKETT Officials are warning residents in low-lying areas to leave, as the Mississippi River approached a crest. By CLAUDIA DREIFUS In a rare interview, the physicist Stephen Hawking discusses his work, aliens and living with A.L.S. City Room | The Day By CLYDE HABERMAN Belatedly, the trustees want to undo the damage caused by their decision to block an honorary degree. |
| Multimedia The rift between the U.S. and Pakistan escalates, as American officials blame Pakistan for releasing the name of the C.I.A. station chief in Islamabad to Pakistani news media. Opinion Opinionator Denying the playwright an honorary degree may have been a dumb idea, but it is not a violation of academic freedom. |
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By NIKI KITSANTONIS Foreign creditors want the Greek government to raise money by privatizing state enterprises, but a plan to do so faces fierce opposition. By REUTERS The agency announced that Sheila C. Bair will end her five-year term on July 8. DealBook By CHRIS V. NICHOLSON Hertz Global Holdings offered $72 a share for the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, trumping a $1.8 billion deal with Avis that is awaiting regulatory approval. DealBook By JULIA WERDIGIER HSBC said on Monday that profit rose 58 percent in the first quarter after the quality of its loan portfolio improved. By IAN AUSTEN The government hopes that the project will help develop at least 11 mines and lead to total investment of 80 billion Canadian dollars. |
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