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4 Calif. cops on leave after taped beating
Man pleads not guilty in Dallas bomb plot
Ohio can't find doctors to advise on executions
The state is having a hard time finding medical professionals willing to advise on the best way to put condemned inmates to death, mainly because of ethical and professional rules.
Hotelier to Hispanic workers: Change names
Leading Off: Next Stop, World Series
While the Angels contemplate their errors, sportswriters consider the Yankees’ A.L.C.S. victory and what it all means.
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The Army You Have
The story of the critical transformation of the Army in Iraq, told through profiles of four generals.
Categories: Book Reviews
Vatican pursues talks with breakaways
Cardinals 24, Giants 17: Giants Lose Ball Too Much to Win Comeback Bid
Neither the Giants nor the Cardinals, both Super Bowl teams in the last two years, played at a championship level.
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Patriots 35, Buccaneers 7: Patriots Prove to Be Better Than Buccaneers on Any Continent
In this season’s N.F.L. cameo appearance in London, Tom Brady threw for 308 yards and 3 touchdowns in New England’s second consecutive blowout victory.
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Florida No. 1 Again in N.C.A.A. Football Poll
Florida regained the top spot Sunday in The Associated Press poll from Alabama, which was ranked No. 1 for a week ahead of the Gators.
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Maloney’s Smart Shopping Buys Coyotes Early Success
Don Maloney has guided the Coyotes through hard-to-surmount problems, including bankruptcy court, a new coach and poor attendance.
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Bill Chadwick, Hockey Referee and Broadcaster, Dies at 94
Mr. Chadwick became a Hall of Fame referee in the National Hockey League despite losing his sight in one eye and was later a popular broadcaster for the Rangers.
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Yankees 5, Angels 2: After Six Years, Center Stage Again
The Yankees’ core is older, the park is new and the World Series is no longer a birthright. But the stage is theirs again after vanquishing the Angels, four games to two.
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Pettitte Again Shows His Toughness
Andy Pettitte, who lost the last World Series game the Yankees played, in 2003, was the man most responsible for making sure they returned there.
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Oklahoma’s Bradford Chooses Season-Ending Surgery and Will Try for Draft
Sam Bradford, who won the Heisman Trophy last season, returned in hope of winning a national championship but injured his shoulder.
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Steelers 27, Vikings 17: Late Turnovers Result in First Loss for Favre and the Vikings
Late in the fourth quarter, two miscues by Brett Favre, a fumble and an interception, led to touchdowns by the Steelers and the Vikings’ first loss of the season.
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They awoke under car that smashed into home
Night Visions
These dystopic Stalin-era stories, which read like dream diaries, went unpublished for decades.
Categories: Book Reviews
You Gotta Have Clutch
A dialogue between two World Series stars, Reggie Jackson and Bob Gibson, about their glory days.
Categories: Book Reviews