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By ETHAN BRONNER The Arab Spring and the mounting tensions with Iran have effectively shelved the Palestinian issue, and Palestinian leaders are at a loss. By ELISABETH BUMILLER Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said Wednesday that the best solution would not involve military intervention, but that the United States and its allies were reviewing all options. By RICK GLADSTONE The United Nations humanitarian coordinator was set to arrive in Damascus Wednesday as the Syrian authorities seemed determined to scrub signs of the monthlong assault on Homs. By SUSAN DOMINUS When 18 students started twitching, parents suspected the environment. The answer turned out to be much more complex. By DENNIS OVERBYE Physicists say they have found a bump in their data that might be the Higgs boson, a hypothesized particle that is responsible for endowing other elementary particles with mass. |
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Geneva Auto Show By JACK EWING Just as Europe has too much debt, it also has more automobile factories than the economy can support. By NICK WINGFIELD The new iPad has a high-definition screen, faster wireless connection and several other refinements for the same price as the old one, $499. By REUTERS The proposal by AMR, the bankrupt parent of American Airlines, would avert the largest pension default in U.S. history and could move the airline closer to deals with its major unionized work groups. Advertising By ANDREW ADAM NEWMAN Inspired by Google's Street View, marketers for General Mills' Nature Valley brand took cameras to three national parks for hiker's-eye views of trails. By REUTERS The ADP National Employment Report showed the private sector added 216,000 jobs last month, exceeding economists' expectations. |
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