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The death of a taboo view story
One of the most enduring taboos in American politics, the airing of graphic images from the September 11 attacks in a partisan context, died today. It was nearly seven years old.
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A Harvard University police officer who faces possible disciplinary action over an incident involving a black teenager last month said she is being used as a scapegoat as the university tries to address accusations of racial profiling by campus police.
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Newington school officials and police are investigating why a preschooler was left behind on a school bus for a second time.
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Scenes from Iraq - The Big Picture view story
Over five years since it began, the war in Iraq continues, but with some recent notable progress. On Monday this week, American forces formally returned responsibility for the security of Anbar Province, at one time, the center of the Sunni insurgency, to
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Scenes from Iraq view photo
Over five years since it began, the war in Iraq continues, but with some recent notable progress.
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Lights out, conservation on for city's tall towers - The Boston Globe view story
The lights in Boston's tallest office buildings will be turned off tonight at 11 as part of a two-month-long city initiative to conserve electricity by darkening familiar silhouettes such as the Hancock building and Prudential Tower.
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Confront racism, leader tells union - The Boston Globe view story
The state's top union leader, concerned that some white voters will not vote for Barack Obama because he is black, issued an impassioned plea to union members yesterday to confront racism on the campaign trail.
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The Space Shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to launch next month (October 8th), carrying new instruments, batteries and gyroscopes to the Hubble Space Telescope. This will be the final servicing mission to Hubble & the 30th flight of the 23-year old Atlantis
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Preparing to rescue Hubble - The Big Picture - Boston.com view photo
The Space Shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to launch next month (October 8th), carrying new instruments, batteries and gyroscopes to the Hubble Space Telescope. This will be the final servicing mission to Hubble, the 30th flight of the 23-year old Atlantis.
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