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China, US mark ties warmed by pingpong diplomacy
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Obama names special watchdog for federal spending
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Gasols 4th-quarter surge leads Lakers
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Rollins Is N.L. Most Valuable Player

Jimmy Rollins, the spry shortstop who helped the Phillies rumble past the Mets and reach the playoffs for the first time in 14 years, edged Matt Holliday for M.V.P.
New York Times - November 20, 2007
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The Pour Blog: Pairing the Wine, When Dinner Is Solo

A Spanish white with a pork roast.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

City Room: Is the Rockefeller Tree Really Green?

Tishman Speyer, which manages Rockefeller Center, says its Christmas tree this year is the environmentally friendliest ever.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

The Lede Blog: Baghdad Correspondent on the Surge

Damien Cave of the Baghdad Bureau is back assessing another rush of good news in Iraq.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Ian Douglas Smith, Ex-Leader of Rhodesia, Dies

Ian Douglas Smith rose to power and then slipped from it again, committed all the while to an unshakable belief that Africa without whites would not work.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Sect Leader Is Sentenced in Utah

The polygamous leader of a fundamentalist Mormon sect was sentenced to 10 years to life in prison for forcing a 14-year-old girl to submit to sexual relations against her will.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Spitzer Calls for M.T.A. to Keep Base Fare at $2

Gov. Eliot Spitzer today called on the transit authority to throw out a plan to raise subway and bus fares.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Fed Report Trims Economic Outlook

Policy makers expect the economy to keep expanding over the next year, but they have lowered their forecasts.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Gun Control Case

Justices will rule on the District of Columbia?s handgun ban, a case that bears directly on the Second Amendment right to ?keep and bear arms.?
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Cave May Hold Secrets to Legend of Ancient Rome

Italy has released the first images of a deep cavern where some archaeologists believe ancient Romans honored Romulus and Remus ? the legendary founders of Rome.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

U.S. Accuses Iraqi Photographer of Aiding Rebels

The photographer for the A.P. will be sent into Iraq?s criminal justice system after being detained since 2006.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Egypt?s Leader Endorses Peace Meeting

President Hosni Mubarak?s endorsement raised hopes among Israeli officials of wider Arab participation.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

In Bangladesh, Picking Through the Pieces

In claiming relatively few lives, the cyclone that tore across Bangladesh left many more people in utter ruin.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Khmer Rouge Figure Appears in Court

A man who once commanded an efficient and ruthless torture house entered a court to answer for his crimes.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

As French Strikes Grow, Sarkozy Speaks

President Nicolas Sarkozy urged transport workers to end their weeklong strike as civil service employees walked out in a separate dispute.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Office Depot Profit And Outlook Disappoint

Office Depot said quarterly profit fell to $117.5 million as U.S. same-store sales fell and promotions pressured margins.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Barnes & Noble Swings to Profit

The bookseller raised its earnings outlook as it recorded strong third-quarter profits on sales of new releases.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Saks Earnings Triple on Sales Growth

The department store earned $21.6 million for the third quarter, helped by strong sales growth and cost controls.
New York Times - November 20, 2007

Brazil: U.S. Steel Maker Is Sold

New York Times - November 20, 2007

Japan: Olympus Plans to Expand

New York Times - November 20, 2007

Spain: Agricole Buys Bank Stake

New York Times - November 20, 2007

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