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Friday, January 4, 2013

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The Times in Print for Friday, January 04, 2013

A Victory for Google as F.T.C. Takes No Formal Steps

A finding by the Federal Trade Commission that Google had not broken the law by highlighting its own services in search results could strengthen the firm’s already dominant position.

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Obama Disputes Limits on Detainee Transfers Imposed in Defense Bill

The president said he had the power to override a defense measure’s limits on the executive branch’s ability to transfer detainees out of military prisons.

Boehner Retains Speaker’s Post, but Dissidents Nip at His Heels

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio was re-elected speaker of the House amid open dissent from conservatives that suggested the last Congress’s turmoil would live on.

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Lawyers, Saying DNA Cleared Inmate, Pursue Access to Data

Attorneys for a man incarcerated for 10 years for a rape say his exoneration by DNA evidence, after months of litigation, proves such data must be made available to defense lawyers.

Subway Deaths Haunt Those at Trains’ Controls

Dozens of people jump and fall to their deaths on New York City’s tracks every year, and many train operators say the images are vivid, even years later.

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Gore Went to Bat for Al Jazeera Network, and for Himself

Al Gore used the same arm-twisting he employed to build up Current TV to persuade cable distributors to keep showing it after it was sold to Al Jazeera.

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Quotation of the Day
"We’re all trying to move on, but there’s a nervous sickness. I’m not sure that’ll ever go away."
SEAN MURRAY, whose 9-year-old son, Brendan, was among the Sandy Hook Elementary students returning to classes.

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