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By MARK LANDLER President Obama landed in Kabul to sign a strategic partnership agreement with President Hamid Karzai meant to mark the beginning of the end of the war in Afghanistan. By JANE PERLEZ Talks of a limited nature on the military relationship between the two nations open on Wednesday in Beijing and are a prelude to a wider-ranging dialogue. By MOSI SECRET Prosecutors said a Queens man was stopped just days before he and two of his former high school classmates planned to stage suicide attacks. The former classmates testified against him. The Caucus By MICHAEL BARBARO Mitt Romney had breakfast with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City, who is said to be open to endorsing a presidential candidate this year. By ALAN COWELL and JOHN F. BURNS In a report after months of investigation into hacking at Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers, a panel said that the media tycoon had shown a "willful blindness" toward wrongdoing. |
| U.S. When religious beliefs keep some of the girls at Hamtramck High School from an important senior function, they throw a sparkly and very pink alternative. Opinion Opinionator | Draft By CONSTANCE HALE Surprise! Sometimes the passive voice is a useful tool. |
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By LIZ ALDERMAN With their economy in recession and facing new belt-tightening measures, the Dutch are showing grim determination. By NICK BUNKLEY The Japanese company's sales rose 12 percent, a year after production slowed when the earthquake and tsunami hit Japan. Chrysler's sales jumped 20 percent from a year ago, but the other Detroit automakers reported declines. By IAN AUSTEN The BlackBerry 10 is critical to the revival of Research in Motion, but early models given to app developers were missing features, like the ability to make calls. DealBook By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED Shares in Chesapeake Energy leaped after the company finally acceded to shareholder demands by stripping its chief executive, Aubrey McClendon, of his chairman role and ending his controversial compensation plan. By NICOLA CLARK A series of British governments have struggled with the question of expanding London's airport capacity, but a weak economy makes the question more difficult. |
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