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As Italy’s Cost of Borrowing Surges, Europe Shudders
By GRAHAM BOWLEY
As Italian bond rates crossed a crucial level of 7 percent on Wednesday, analysts questioned whose pockets are deep enough to bail out the nation, if necessary.
Voters Defeat Many G.O.P.-Sponsored Measures
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
The efforts included an anti-abortion initiative in Mississippi and a crackdown on voting rights in Maine.
Cain Speaks Out to Deny Accusations; 2nd Voice Heard
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR, JIM RUTENBERG and MIKE McINTIRE
Herman Cain held a news conference Tuesday to again deny accusations of sexual harassment, even as a another woman spoke publicly for the first time.
Iran Seeks to Frame U.N. Nuclear Report as U.S. Bullying
By ROBERT F. WORTH and RICK GLADSTONE
Professing outrage over the release of a report on their nuclear ambitions, Iran’s leaders escalated their anti-American vitriol.
TimesCast: Italy’s Financial Crisis
Investors are skeptical Italy can tackle its crisis; the first debate since allegations against Herman Cain surfaced is Wednesday; and N.B.A. owners give players a deadline.
Paterno Says He Plans to Retire at Season’s End
By MARK VIERA and PETE THAMEL
It remained unclear if Penn State would allow Joe Paterno to coach that long in the wake of a sexual abuse scandal.
Eddie Murphy Drops Out of Oscars Telecast
By MICHAEL CIEPLY
The move came after the producer Brett Ratner stepped aside amid criticism over his use of an anti-gay slur.
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Gilad Shalit and the Rising Price of an Israeli Life
By RONEN BERGMAN
Understanding the exchange of a single Israeli prisoner for 1,027 Palestinians requires lessons in history, politics, terrorism and the power of angry parents.
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The Director of ‘Sideways’ Sees His Life Go Forward
By FRANK BRUNI
It’s been seven years since Alexander Payne’s last film. Now he brings “The Descendants” to the screen.
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Helping the People Beyond the Pain
By JAMES ESTRIN
One moment changed Donna Ferrato’s life, leading to a decade photographing, and advocating for, victims of domestic violence.
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Sun and Sand on Your Agenda? It’s Time to Book
Winter bookings for the Caribbean are on the upswing, so travelers should act quickly to get the best prices.
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Boston, Free and Easy (and Campus-Oriented)
With dozens of college campuses, Boston has an abundance of free events. And they are not just for students.
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A Bus Terminal, Unmourned
The demolition of Pennsylvania Station in 1963 is still an open sore. But is there no one to mourn the sleek little Greyhound bus station of 1935?
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A Quest for Corvettes Just as the Factory Built Them
Donald Pulver bought his first Corvette in the early 1970s, and since then he has bought and sold scores of them. He now owns 28, mostly models from 1956, 1957 and 1963.
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