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  Obama Warns Karzai to Focus on Tackling Corruption

  By JEFF ZELENY and ALISSA J. RUBIN 6:02 PM ET

  WASHINGTON — President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, now assured of a new term, was urged by President Obama “to write a new chapter” in his government’s legitimacy.

  • Room for Debate: U.S. Options and the Karzai Brothers

  Blasts in Pakistani Cities as Army Push Continues

  By SALMAN MASOOD 5:34 PM ET

  

  Bombers attacked two major Pakistani cities as the army took control of another Taliban stronghold, officials said.

  • Video ReportTimes Topics: Pakistan

  Ford Posts an Unexpected Profit of $997 Million

  By NICK BUNKLEY 3:20 PM ET

  DETROIT — The Ford Motor Company had its first profitable quarter in North America in over four years and said that, at least for now, it had stopped rapidly burning through its cash reserves.

  • CNBC Video: Ford Chief Executive on Earnings
  • Times Topics: Ford
  • U.S. May Not Recoup Auto Investments, Report Says

  • Karadzic Promises to Attend War Crimes Trial Tuesday

  • Despite Slump, Venture Firm Sets Up $575 Million Fund8 minutes ago

  • Creationism, Minus a Young Earth, Emerges in the Islamic World6:23 PM ET

  • Iran Pressed on Deal to Ship Nuclear Fuel Abroad

  

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  Snows of Kilimanjaro Are Retreating

  By SINDYA N. BHANOO 5 minutes ago

  Researchers cannot agree whether the melting of the ice atop Africa's highest peak is attributable mainly to humanity’s role in global warming.

  Clinton Denies Easing Pressure on Israel

  By MARK LANDLER

  MARRAKESH, Morocco — The secretary of state said the Obama administration still wants Israel to freeze construction of Jewish settlements.

  • Times Topics: Hillary Rodham ClintonIsrael

  Russia Tries, Once Again, to Rein in Vodka Habit

  By CLIFFORD J. LEVY

  MYTISHCHI, Russia — President Dmitri A. Medvedev wants Russia to deal with its ruinous penchant for the bottle.

  Mexico City Journal

  Where the Swearing Is All About the Context

  By MARC LACEY 25 minutes ago

  

  MEXICO CITY — Mexicans, despite their reputation for formality, curse like sailors, a recent survey found. But exactly what is considered a bad word can require some interpretation.

  I.H.T. Special Report: International Education

  M.B.A.’s Guide Socially Concerned Entrepreneurs

  By NAZANIN LANKARANI

  

  PARIS — Business school students have turned toward courses in social entrepreneurship.

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  After Abdullah Abdullah’s withdrawal from the Afghan runoff, President Obama faces the challenge of enabling President Hamid Karzai to regain enough legitimacy to help with the war.

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  Karadzic Promises to Attend War Crimes Trial Tuesday

  By MARLISE SIMONS

  PARIS — Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader, is defending himself but previously advised the tribunal that he was not ready for the trial.

  • Russians Comment on Ways to Curb the Use of Alcohol

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  • Climate Delegates Call on US for Robust Policy34 minutes ago

  

  By ETHAN BRONNER

  JERUSALEM — Jack Teitel, an immigrant from the United States, was charged with the murders of two Palestinians and two bombings that wounded a professor and a 15-year-old boy.

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  • Clinton Eases Praise of Israel After Arab Concerns24 minutes ago

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  Urban Hospitals May Feel Squeeze in Health Overhaul

  By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS 7 minutes ago

  A House bill provision would order a study of regional variations in Medicare spending, pitting more rural hospitals against those in areas like New York City.

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  In Britain, Deadly Texting Leads to Prison

  “I don’t think people who ‘don’t realize the danger they are causing’ should be on our roads with their cavalier and nonchalant attitude toward other people’s safety,” writes John F in London

  Idea of the Day: Why Don’t We Eat Fido?

  “We have very little interaction with the animals that we do eat. ... If we were able to find time to spend with a pig, cow ... we’d find that we can have meaningful interactions with these animals,” writes Elsie

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    A criticism of Stephen Fry of Britain led to a charged debate on Twitter.

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    Immigrant Jail Tests U.S. View of Legal Aid

    

    Lawyers are denouncing lack of aid for immigrants at a little- known jail in Manhattan.

  

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