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  Troop Deaths in Afghanistan Stir British Outcry

  By ALISSA J. RUBIN, JOHN F. BURNS and TAIMOOR SHAH

  The deaths of five British soldiers at the hands of an Afghan policeman have highlighted troops’ vulnerability as they pursue counterinsurgency.

  • Kouchner Urges Stronger Afghan Role for Europe
  • Afghan Ex-Challenger Calls Karzai Win Illegal

  Dissidents Mass in Tehran to Subvert an Anti-U.S. Rally

  By ROBERT F. WORTH

  

  BEIRUT — Protesters in Tehran tried to turn a government rally into a protest against the election.

  • The Lede: Video of Protests

  Germans Angry Over G.M. Decision to Keep Opel

  By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ, DAVID JOLLY and BILL VLASIC

  German officials reacted angrily to General Motor’s decision to keep its European business, Opel, rather than sell a majority stake to a consortium backed by Berlin.

  Cuomo Files Intel Antitrust Suit

  By ASHLEE VANCE

  New York’s attorney general charged the company with abusing its dominant position in the chip market.

  • Interactive Timeline: Intel's Antitrust History Post a Comment

  • U.N. to Move Staff From Afghanistan6 minutes ago

  • Prices Far Surpass Estimates at Sotheby’s Auction12:36 AM ET

  • Pentagon Expected to Request More War Funding

  • Stock Markets Drop in Asia10:10 PM ET

  • N.Y. Files Federal Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel

  • Fed Sees No Need to Raise Interest Rates Soon

  

  

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  Yankees 7, Phillies 3

  Matsui Powers Yankees to 27th Title

  By THE NEW YORK TIMES 1:16 AM ET

  The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 6 of the World Series, as Hideki Matsui became the first Japanese-born player to win the MVP award.

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  Power and Pitching Clinch Championship

  By THE NEW YORK TIMES 12:24 AM ET

  The Yankees humbled the defending champion Philadelphia Phillies, 7-3, in Game 6 of the World Series, capturing their 27th title and their first since 2000.

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  Toyota Reports Quarterly Profit

  By REUTERS 45 minutes ago

  Toyota reported a profit and halved its annual loss forecast as sales and cost cutting exceeded expectations.

  Italy Convicts 23 Americans for C.I.A. Renditions

  By RACHEL DONADIO

  MILAN — The Americans were tried in absentia for the seizure of a Muslim cleric from the streets of Milan over six years ago.

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  A City of Mixed Emotions Observes Calvin’s 500th

  By JOHN TAGLIABUE

  

  In the Swiss city that is associated with the religious reformer John Calvin, some are seeking to update — even soften — his image on the anniversary of his birth.

  

  Australia Puts Its Refugee Problem on a Remote Island, Behind Razor Wire

  By NORIMITSU ONISHI

  CHRISTMAS ISLAND, Australia — The new Christmas Island refugee detention center has come to symbolize what many call one of Australia’s defining fears: the arrival of boat people from Asia .

  • U.N. to Move Staff From Afghanistan6 minutes ago

  • Japan Speeds Up Process to Resolve US Base Issue

  • US Will Not Lift Myanmar Sanctions

  Russian Reports Tie Nationalists to 2 Killings

  By ELLEN BARRY

  MOSCOW — Two people have been arrested in the killings of Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova, who were gunned down in central Moscow in January, Russian news services reported late on Wednesday.

  • EU Minister Says Cuban "Gestures" Needed on Rights43 minutes ago

  • Francisco Ayala, a Spanish Novelist and Literary Scholar, Is Dies at 10312:17 AM ET

  • U.N. To Pull Out 900 Staff From Afghanistan - Source12:11 AM ET

  

  CAIRO — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s call for peace talks to precede a freeze of Israeli settlements conflicts with Arab and Palestinian demands.

  • Iran Opposition Protesters Return to Streets

  • Names of the Dead1:05 AM ET

  • Saudi Arabia: Attackers Kill Border Guard11:23 PM ET

  Payments in Ivory Coast Dumping Case at Risk, Lawyer Says

  By ADAM NOSSITER

  DAKAR, Senegal — Thousands of victims of one of the worst toxic dumping scandals in years could lose their hard-won settlement, the victims’ lawyer said Wednesday.

  • Regional Summit Seeks to End Zimbabwe Crisis6:51 PM ET

  • Equatorial Guinea Coup-Plotter Returns Home to UK4:20 PM ET

  • Kenyan Attorney Mulls Legal Action Against US4:00 PM ET

  • EU Minister Says Cuban "Gestures" Needed on Rights43 minutes ago

  • Tropical Storm Ida Batters Nicaraguan Island

  • Ousted Honduran Leader Asks Clinton Stand on Coup56 minutes ago

  

  Energized G.O.P. Looking to Avoid an Intraparty Feud

  WASHINGTON — After Tuesday’s Republican election victories, party leaders began maneuvering to avoid a prolonged battle with conservative activists over what the party stands for and its path to power.

  • AP Source: Ex-NYC Top Cop Kerik Plans Guilty Plea35 minutes ago

  • Nightmare Hid in Cleveland Block Short on Dreams35 minutes ago

  • 2 NY Jurors Gone and Gotti's Mother Is Not Happy35 minutes ago

  From the Middle East to education, what do you think of President Obama’s record so far? Share your thoughts.

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    Mickey Gets Made Over

    

    A new video game may change the Disney character’s squeaky clean image.

  • Home Fires: Oceans Apart

    

    A veteran on the pains of family separation in wartime.

    Arts »

    Scots Aim Lasers at Landmarks

    

    A Scottish team uses lasers to scan old monuments.

  • Bloggingheads: ‘Mad Men’ and J.F.K.

    

    A discussion of the show's portrayal of Kennedy’s murder.

    Sports »

    To Cut Costs, Toyota Leaves Formula One

    Toyota said that it is pulling out of F1 racing, citing a need to focus on its core business.

  • Editorial Notebook: U.S.S. Missouri

    Though World War II’s horrors will never be forgotten, it is possible to appreciate its relics, writes Lawrence Downes.

    Travel »

    Theme Parks Confront Flu Jitters

    

    Some see theme parks as petri dishes for swine flu.

  • At War: Shopping for Gold

    November 5, 2009, 2:00 AM

  • News Quiz | November 5, 2009

    November 5, 2009, 1:30 AM

  • Bats: A Celebration, Washington Heights Style

    November 5, 2009, 12:41 AM

  • Bucks: USAA: An Insurance Club That Just Got Bigger

    November 5, 2009, 12:01 AM

  • Times Traveler: Gustaf Mahler Unveils a New Philharmonic

    November 5, 2009, 12:01 AM

  • Lens: Showcase: Inside 'The Puerto Rican Diaspora'

    November 5, 2009, 12:01 AM

  • Best Health Care in the World?

    November 4, 2009, 11:33 PM

  • Home Fires: Oceans Apart

    November 4, 2009, 9:30 PM

  • Maine Event

    November 4, 2009, 4:15 PM

  • The Conversation: Reading the Election Tea Leaves

    November 4, 2009, 3:41 PM

  • Ken Caldeira's Carbon Solution

    November 4, 2009, 3:33 PM

  • What Did the Election Mean?

    November 4, 2009, 2:54 PM

  

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  Goal » Milan’s No. 10 Responds to Times Readers

  Economix » Should India Worry About Jobs?

  Schott’s Vocab » Kosegare The name given to a network of young farmers in Japan – literally, “farmer’s son.”

  ArtsBeat » Alec Baldwin: ‘We Have Work to Do in Germany’

  In Transit » Travel Deals: Tours to Borneo

  • Pentagon Expected to Request More War Funding

  • Karzai’s Top Rival Denounces Afghanistan’s New Government

  • Australia Puts Its Refugee Problem on a Remote Island, Behind Razor Wire

  • Party’s Over: A New Tone for Chrysler

  • After Mickey’s Makeover, Look for Less Mr. Nice Guy

  • Rivals to Challenge Microsoft Browser Settlement

  • Yankees 7, Phillies 3: Back on Top, Yankees Add a 27th Title

  • In the Arena: America’s Cup Is Sinking in a Legal Sea

  • Next Stop: Alto Alentejo, Unsung but Not for Long

  • After Mickey’s Makeover, Look for Less Mr. Nice Guy

  • Cisco’s Results Offer More Hope to Tech Industry

  • Rivals to Challenge Microsoft Browser Settlement

  • Energized G.O.P. Looking to Avoid an Intraparty Feud

  • News Analysis: Gay Rights Rebuke May Change Approach

  • Democrats to Use Election to Push Agenda in Congress

  • Energized G.O.P. Looking to Avoid an Intraparty Feud

  • Democrats to Use Election to Push Agenda in Congress

  • News Analysis: Gay Rights Rebuke May Change Approach

  • A Slim Victory Has Bloomberg Mending Fences

  • The Morning After, Democrats Regret Lost Chances to Win

  • Thousands Failed to Vote, for Just as Many Reasons

  • Theater Review | 'Idiot Savant': Still Bouncing Off the Fun House Walls

  • Abroad: Scots Aim Lasers at Landmarks

  • For Thrillers, Glenn Beck Is Becoming New Oprah

  • Skin Deep: Surgery at a Spa? Buyer Beware.

  • Older Bypass Method Is Best, a Study Shows

  • The Work-Up: To Their Own Devices

  • Observatory: Falklands Wolf First Appeared in North America, Researchers Say

  • Groups Press U.S. and China on Carbon

  • Someone’s in the Kitchen With Michelle: The Secret Ingredient Is Politics

  • A Bountiful Buzz

  • A Dream Home Undone by Divorce

  • Building With Whole Trees

  • Getting Serious About Your House and the Market

  • Editorial: The Off-Off-Year Elections

  • Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin to Host the Oscars

  • Theater Review | 'Idiot Savant': Still Bouncing Off the Fun House Walls

  • An Appraisal: Other Voyages in the Shadow of Lévi-Strauss

  • For Thrillers, Glenn Beck Is Becoming New Oprah

  • Books of The Times: Firing Bullets of Data at Cozy Anti-Science

  • The Concierge: Seeking a Blind Date Bar

  • Graphic Design: Steven Heller on Fritz Kahn

  • Travel: An Ace for Adults

  • Chrysler Chief Says Its Finances Are Improving

  • SAIC Sets Its Sights on Green Cars

  • In a World of Automatics, a Rare Shift for Mazda

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  4. Mayoral Candidates Cast Their Ballots
  5. Cuomo Files Antitrust Suit Against Intel
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