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By MARK LANDLER President Obama on Friday announced the end of a nine-year military engagement, after failing to reach a deal with the Iraqi government that would have left a significant force of military trainers in Iraq. By KAREEM FAHIM and RICK GLADSTONE Euphoria in Libya over the death of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi gave way on Friday to frictions and confusion over where and when to bury the former strongman. By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's capture captivated the Arab world, but images of his bloody corpse were a reminder of the Arab Spring's many still-unresolved conflicts. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Inspired by the scenes of euphoria in Libya, Syrian protesters poured into the streets Friday and shouted that President Bashar al-Assad's regime would be the next to unravel. By KAREEM FAHIM Fighters from Misurata were the first to find Colonel Qaddafi and kept as souvenirs his last prized possessions. |
| Magazine During Sam Anderson's trip to Japan for his interview with the novelist Haruki Murakami, he visited the places mentioned in Murakami's fiction as well as sites significant to Murakami's life and career. Opinion Op-Ed Contributor By JOE MACKALL Many Americans will continue to see the Amish as a backward cult, but many more will persist in mythologizing them, seeing in them what they need to see. |
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By STEPHEN CASTLE, JACK EWING AND LIZ ALDERMAN European finance ministers agreed to release an €8 billion loan package at the start of six days of what is likely to be contentious negotiations. Common Sense By JAMES B. STEWART Many people across the political spectrum do not support the Volcker Rule as it is now written - including Paul Volcker. By CHRISTINE HAUSER Net earnings rose 57 percent compared to 2010 although sales were flat. By CLIFFORD KRAUSS The Obama administration approved the first oil drilling plan for the company in the Gulf of Mexico since an explosion sank the Deepwater Horizon rig more than a year ago. By KEITH BRADSHER The Chinese government told the United States that giving in to request by the American solar panel industry for steep tariffs would hurt the global economy. |
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