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By STEVEN LEE MYERS Leaders of more than 60 nations and organizations pressed Syria's government to pause its assaults on rebellious cities to allow in supplies, as the Red Cross began evacuations in Homs. By DAVID E. SANGER and WILLIAM J. BROAD A report by international nuclear inspectors also shows that despite Iran's repeated boasts it is still having trouble deploying next-generation equipment to make fuel. On Politics By RICHARD W. STEVENSON The abrupt return of the culture wars in this election has introduced a volatile new element into the battle for one of the most important electoral swing groups: moderate and independent women voters. SchoolBook By FERNANDA SANTOS and SHARON OTTERMAN What began as a pilot program four years ago to improve instruction in 140 city schools has become the most controversial set of public school statistics to be released by the Bloomberg administration. By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA The crucial questions in the trial of Dharun Ravi are whether Mr. Ravi was motivated by a dislike of gays to bully Tyler Clementi, who committed suicide, and whether Mr. Clementi perceived the situation that way. |
| Arts A look at the work of the photographer Cindy Sherman, the subject of a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. Opinion Campaign Stops By TOM FERRICK JR. Rick Santorum isn't happy with the first Catholic president either. |
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Common Sense By JAMES B. STEWART Apple is so big that it's running up against the law of large numbers, which suggests that the fast rise of its shares and earnings will slow. By LANDON THOMAS Jr. The hard-line approach Athens has taken to force steep losses on creditors has prompted fears that other weak countries in Europe may do the same. By HIROKO TABUCHI The move comes after public investigators discovered that AIJ Investment Advisors may have lost the bulk of about $2.3 billion in funds it managed for its clients. By DAVID JOLLY Despite economic gloom in Europe, VW sold more than eight million vehicles last year for the first time in its 75-year history. DealBook By KEVIN ROOSE The chairman of Kenneth Cole Productions is offering investors $15 a share, in a bid to escape the pressures of the public markets. |
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