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President Obama plans to announce Tuesday that he will begin to move U.S. forces out of Afghanistan in July 2011, an administration official said.
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Now in Health News: In Month of Giving, a Healthy Reward -
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For a woman with multiple sclerosis, a gift-giving plan changed her outlook and improved her health and science appears to back her up.
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Alec Baldwin stopped to talk about how to get through awards ceremonies. "They're always there to clap for someone else," Mr. Baldwin said. "They're never going to call your name. You know that. And if they do, that's like, you know, a hallucinatory experience."
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Biologists are forming a better view of humankind than the traditional opinions of it as warlike and selfish.
The New York Times Now in Health News: No Big Cost Rise in U.S. Premiums Is Seen in Study - http://bit.ly/8COZzW
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The eagerly awaited report gave Democrats ammunition against Republicans who have criticized the bill on the ground that it would raise costs for most Americans.
The New York Times Now in Business News: Shoppers Showed Up, but Spent on Bargains - http://bit.ly/74HrXc
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About 23 million more consumers visited retail stores and Web sites over the weekend, but total spending was about the same as last year.
The New York Times Now in World News: Accused Nazi Camp Guard on Trial in Germany - http://bit.ly/8UlE9T
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John Demjanjuk, a retired American autoworker, went on trial in Munich on Monday, accused of helping to force 27,900 Jews to their deaths during the Holocaust.
The New York Times Now in Sports News: Tiger Woods Injured in Car Accident - http://bit.ly/7DkCcE
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Florida Highway Patrol says Tiger Woods was injured when he pulled out of his driveway early Friday in a sport utility vehicle and hit a fire hydrant.
The New York Times What should you do with all the leftover Thanksgiving turkey? Try Mark Bittman's recipe for Turkey Curry.
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Leftover Thanksgiving turkey finds a spicier home in curry.
The New York Times Now in the Holiday Gift Guide: The Times's personal technology columnist, David Pogue, teams up with media columnist David Carr to take a look at e-book readers.
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Plan your holiday shopping with the David Pogue & Friends - E-Book Readers list from The New York Times 2009 Holiday Gift Guide .
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Now in Dining: Hundreds of Thanksgiving recipes, wine suggestions, instructional video on how to carve turkey and more.
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Now in Politics: The Obamas Host First State Dinner
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India’s leader was the guest of honor at the Obamas’ first state dinner, which they infused with distinctive touches.
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Now in Business News: Price War Brews Between Amazon and Wal-Mart
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For now, it’s a battle of discounts, but Wal-Mart and Amazon are also fighting over the future of retailing.
