Today, 21 May 2016

Microfilm: NL33875
Total Pages: 54
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  • hot news
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      Lock icon S$60m SMRT, NTU lab to find ways to improve rail reliability
      570 2  -  IT WILL ALSO TRAIN INDUSTRY PERSONNEL TAN WEIZHEN tanweizhen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A new S$60 million laboratory, to be built in the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), will start researching new technologies to help improve the reliability of Singapore’s rail network and
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      Delivery, logistics firms testing out PMDs — with mixed results
      806 2  - Delivery, logistics firms testing out PMDs with mixed results KENNETH CHENG SINGAPORE —Riding on the personal mobility devices (PMDs) fever, some delivery and logistics firms here have deployed or are experimenting with the use of such devices but have seen mixed results. Fast-food giant McDonald’s and food-delivery service Foodpanda started
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      Lock icon HDB dangles up to S$10,000 for residents’ community-based projects
      543 4  -  S$500,000 SET ASIDE IN THREE CATEGORIES LOUISA TANG louisa@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Expanding on its Good Neighbours Project (GNP) programme, the Housing Development Board (HDB) is offering up to S$10,000 to fund residents’ ideas for long-term projects, such as converting a void deck
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      Lock icon HDB dangles up to S$10,000 for residents’ community-based projects
      543 4 (2nd Edition)  -  S$500,000 SET ASIDE IN THREE CATEGORIES LOUISA TANG louisa@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Expanding on its Good Neighbours Project (GNP) programme, the Housing Development Board (HDB) is offering up to S$10,000 to fund residents’ ideas for long-term projects, such as converting a void deck
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      Lock icon Fathers, families and friends: Human cost of the tragedy revealed
      584 5 THE NEW YORK TIMES LONDON —Passengers on the EgyptAir flight that plunged into the Mediterranean Sea included a French rock ’n’ roll photographer who considered skipping the flight, a Kuwaiti economist, and a Portuguese engineer and father of four, according
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      Lock icon ‘Special precinct’ among ideas to help Orchard Road raise its game
      506 8  -  RUMI HARDASMALANI rumih@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A more differentiated and customised shopping experience, as well as greater prominence for Singaporean craft and design could be in the works to strengthen Orchard Road’s appeal. A proposal for a “special precinct” called Upper
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      Lock icon Tsai’s conciliatory call gets cool reception from China
      922 9 AGENCIES TAIPEI —Taiwan’s new President called on China to look beyond the divisions of history for the benefit of people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, as she pledged in her inauguration speech yesterday to promote local industry and push the
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    • Article
      Goodwood Park bakery suspension lifted, could face penalties
      522 9  -  ASYRAF KAMIL SINGAPORE —The suspension order on Goodwood Park Hotel’s bakery kitchen was lifted yesterday by the National Environment Agency (NEA), but the agency will be taking further enforcement action against the hotel for the hygiene lapses it uncovered during investigations. Its
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      236 8 SMARTPARENTS PRESENTS joitfiboree A FUN-FILLED EDUTAINMENT EVENT FOR YOUR FAMILY 21 22 May 10am lOpm Suntec Convention Centre (halls *****2) PARTICIPATE WIN Li 1. FRISO EXPERIENCES ZONES Learn more about Friso’s latest LockNutri Technology and how it helps your child become strong inside. Complete fun experiences with your child and
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  • world
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      183 12 IS YOUR CHILD GAMING MORE THAN 4 HOURS A DAY? IS HIS/HER GAMING BEHAVIOR AFFECTING HIS/HER HEALTH AND RELATIONSHIPS? ReLive, a clinical service for adolescents under the National Addictions Management Service (NAMS), is launching its very first “holiday day camp” this year. The World of Wellness (WOW) camp is designed
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  • business
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      Iran minister reassures S’pore firms sanctions will stay lifted
      612 14  -  Ali Rabiei says govt will not back down from landmark deal that lifted nuclear-related bans INVESTORS IN FINANCIAL SERVICES, INSURANCE, OIL, INFRASTRUCTURE WELCOME LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Allaying concerns that sanctions against Iran may be reinstated, which has slowed the
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      Lock icon Manulife US Reit makes weak debut on SGX
      506 14  -  RUMI HARDASMALANI SINGAPORE Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) the Republic’s first mainboard listing this year closed below its initial public offer (IPO) price to make a weak debut yesterday, even as the broader index gained. Compared to the IPO price
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  • sports
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      Lock icon ATHLETES GO FASTER, HIGHER, STRONGER WITH A LITTLE HELP
      497 16  -  308 SOF-Peter Lim Scholarship recipients receive grants before a star-studded crowd MONEY HAS MADE THEIR DREAMS POSSIBLE LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Since 2011, sprinter Kugapriya Chandran has banked S$16,000 from the Singapore Olympic Foundation (SOF)-Peter Lim Scholarship. The money has
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    • Article
      TOP MEDICAL JOURNAL PUBLISHES CGH PAPER ON SAILING INJURIES
      419 16  -  LOW LIN FHOONG SINGAPORE —In a landmark moment for Singapore sports medicine, a research study commissioned by World Sailing and led by the Changi General Hospital’s (CGH) Department of Sports Medicine has just been published in the prestigious British Journal of
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      Lock icon HUNGER WILL NOT BE ENOUGH FOR PALACE
      1396 17 Is this truly the year of the underdog? Hot on the heels of Leicester City’s heroics, Crystal Palace chase a firstever FA Cup triumph at the expense of 11-time winners Manchester United. TODAY’s resident EPL expert Adrian Clarke (sports@mediacorp.com.sg) tells us what to
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      Lock icon FEDERER WITHDRAWS FROM FRENCH OPEN
      583 18 The 34-year-old world No 3 ‘not really ready’ after back injury AFP PARIS Roger Federer has withdrawn from the French Open after failing to recover from a back injury, bringing to an end the 17-time Major winner’s astonishing run of 65 consecutive Grand Slams. But
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      82 16 No person under the age of 18 years shall be allowed to purchase a ticket or to claim any prize. LW: Livewire (MBS) Livewire (RWS) (21 years and above) Livewire (Singapore Pools) (21 years and above during ‘Live’ telecast) SB: SportsBuzz@Kranji (18 years and above) Ip A Y(ij Always play
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      134 18 SEMINARS 1 NURTURE A SMART BABY FROM BUMP TO BIRTH SATURDAY, 21 MAY 12.30 3 PM Must attend for all expectant parents! 2 EXPERIENCE ALL YOUR BABY'S FIRSTS VENUE SUNTEC CONVENTION CENTRE (HALLS 401-402) TICKETS u.p. $30 PER PERSON PER SEMINAR u.p. $50 PER COUPLE PER SEMINAR 3 ALL ABOUT
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      73 19 YOUR GO-TO GUIDE FOR WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND SATURDAY, 21 MAY 2016 21 MAN’S BEST FRIEND Why you should take in animals (and not release them) 22 20 A DAY FOR THE DEVOUT HOW SINGAPORE’S BUDDHISTS CELEBRATE VESAK DAY, A TIME OF SERENITY AND CONTEMPLATION NOT JUST GRASS Vegetarian dishes
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  • weekend guide
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      Lock icon PEACE, REFLECTION AND JOY
      735 20  -  DEVOTEES HERE SPEND VESAK DAY PURIFYING THEMSELVES AND SERVING OTHERS JOY FANG joyfangz@mediacorp.com.sg For as long as she can remember, undergraduate Crystal Nanayakara, 24, would get up early on Vesak Day, head into her home’s prayer room, and then help out in the kitchen, where her
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      Lock icon WHERE TO GO THIS VESAK DAY: Temples islandwide are organising activities for devotees and those who wish to participate
      458 20 With temples located islandwide, options are aplenty if you’d like to join in the Vesak Day festivities, soak in the atmosphere and, perhaps, gain some peace. BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC TEMPLE AND
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      Lock icon Top up on mental peace
      623 21  -  Take some time to calm your mind by meditating PEACE OUT MAYO MARTIN SINGAPORE Feeling a little overwhelmed at work or at home? Why not get a “top up of mental peace” by meditating, suggested Gen Kelsang Drolkyi. “Increasingly, people are becoming aware of how
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      Lock icon Finding a home for dogs
      628 21  -  Instead of releasing animals into the wild, we should take them in, says Save Our Street Dogs’ Dr Siew Tuck Wah MAYO MARTIN SINGAPORE Releasing animals into the wild is a custom many Buddhists follow during Vesak Day, despite calls by many not to do
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      No beef, no problem
      1352 22  -  In the right hands, meat-free dishes can be as enticing as a juicy steak MEATLESS MARVELS DON MENDOZA donm@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Who says a vegetarian dish can’t be as tasty as a meaty one? While we often salivate at the thought of a salacious steak, few of
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      Lock icon Austerity drive
      600 23  -  This new sushi restaurant purveys an upscale dining experience in a spartan space FOOD REVIEW: SHOUKOUWA ANNETTE TAN features@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Another fine sushi restaurant has come to town, this time by way of chef Emmanuel Stroobant’s restaurant group in partnership with the owner of three-Michelin-starred Sushi Shikon in
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      Lock icon Weekend dining guide: Where to get your tasty treats
      703 23 SET MEAL SUNDAYS AT BINCHO While its generous donburi (rice bowl) sets are a lunchtime favourite (Tuesday to Sunday), fans will be glad to know that they are now available as part of its Set Meal Sundays dinner service, starting tomorrow.
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      Lock icon Seeking tranquility in the city
      625 24  -  Drop a pin in places you can hear a pin drop SOUND OF SILENCE MAY SEAH may@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —You might think it isn’t easy to find peace and tranquility in a buzzing metropolis like Singapore. But the truth is, you just need to know where
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      WEEKEND PLANNER: Other things to do this weekend
      603 24 SUPER JAPAN MATSURI Head on down to Esplanade Theatres on the Bay this weekend for a fun day filled with everything Japanese. Play games and indulge in Japanese traditional food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Today is Cosplay Night so come dressed up,
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      HEADS UP
      210 24 FAMILIES FOR LIFE CELEBRATION Families listen up Head on over to the Civic District next Sunday (May 29) at 7.30am to 10pm as Families for Life Council will be holding their first in a year-long series of picnics with celebrations. Together with Car-Free Sunday SG, all families and
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  • cars
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      Lock icon A LOAN AGAIN, NATURALLY
      933 25  -  GOT YOUR EYE ON A NEW CAR BUT NOT SURE IF YOU CAN AFFORD IT? HERE’S HOW VEHICLE FINANCING WORKS IN SINGAPORE CAR OWNERSHIP LEOW JU LEN todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE “In God we trust,” goes the old saying. “All others pay cash.” Thankfully, that doesn’t apply to
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      Lock icon Big is small
      683 26  -  Audi’s titanic Q7 looms large, but is also modest in places where it should be AUDI Q7 2.0 DERRYN WONG todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Driving a big SUV might be the automotive equivalent of being a bodybuilder. Everywhere you go, you’re reminded of the size of the thing, even
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      Lock icon Mighty simple
      631 27  -  Peugeot’s compact 208 hatch goes back to petrol with an equally small engine PEUGEOT 208 1.2 DERRYN WONG todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE In 2013, the car industry did a little diesel shuffle. A power cap was added to Certificate of Entitlement (COE) Category A rules, so only cars that produced
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      Lock icon Volvo launches big plans for small-car segment
      214 27  -  SCOTT MARSH This may seem hard to believe now, but Volvo was once known mostly for producing safe, but ultimately big, boring and boxy cars. Its design language has evolved considerably since then and the two 40 series concept cars the firm recently
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      1198 28 CHANNEL CHANNEL programming@channelnewsasia.com tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM Films Stars (HD) 6.30 On The Red Dot (HD) (CC) 7 .00 Dynamo: Magician Impossible Specials (PG) (CC) 8.00 Strangers In Danger (HD) (PG) (CC) 9.00 Extreme Hotels (HD) (PG) 9.45 Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2014: Highlights (HD) 11.00 Extreme Couponing (HD) (CC) 11.30 Repeat
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      1197 29 CHANNEL CHANNEL tellchannel8@mediacorp.com.sg CHANNEL tellchannelu@mediacorp.com.sg programming@channelnewsasia.com tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM Holiday Gone Wrong (HD) (PG) 6.30 Talking Point: Zika In Singapore (HD) 7 .00 The Dr Oz Show V (HD) (PG) 8.00 JML TV Home Shopping (Paid Presentation) 9.00 Wheel Of Fortune XXXI (HD) (CC) 10.00 The Hoarder Next Door II (HD)
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      597 30 ON SATURDAY 6.00AM News Plus Body And Soul And Parenting Made Easy 10.00 News Plus On The Record And Sports Review 2.00PM News Plus A Slice Of Life And WOW Club 6.00 News Plus Talking Books And The Soundtrack Of Our Lives 2.00PM TGI Saturday With Dafril Phua 5.00 987
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  • The New York Times INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY
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      Lock icon Climate Suspected In North’s Wildfires
      1053 1  -  By JUSTIN GILLIS, HENRY FOUNTAIN Scientists have been warning for decades that climate change is a threat to the immense tracts of forest that ring the Northern Hemisphere, with rising temperatures, drying trees and earlier melting of snow contributing to a growing number of wildfires.
      IAN WILLMS FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES; JONATHAN HAYWARD/THE CANADIAN PRESS, VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS  -  1,053 words
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      Lock icon Health Crisis Hits Venezuela
      1181 1  -  By NICHOLAS CASEY BARCELONA, Venezuela By morning, three newborns were already dead. The day had begun with the usual hazards: shortages of antibiotics, intravenous solutions, even food. Then a blackout swept over the city, shutting down the respirators in the maternity ward. Doctors kept ailing infants
      MERIDITH KOHUT FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  1,181 words
    • WORLD TRENDS
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        Lock icon Brazil’s Graft-Prone Congress Is a Circus, Clown Included
        801 6  -  A system fueled by patronage, not a political agenda. By ANDREW JACOBS BRASÍLIA One of Brazil’s lon-gest-running spectacles features an ever-changing cast of 594 that includes suspects accused of murder and drug trafficking, aging former soccer players, a judo champion, a country
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        Lock icon Afghan War Pits Father Against Son
        618 6  -  A perpetual conflict has poisoned even the closest of bonds. By MUJIB MASHAL KABUL, Afghanistan Since picking up a gun at 15, Abdul Basir has killed a lot of people. Yet one recent night it was different: He was out to kill his son.
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        Lock icon A Serious Side To Gaming
        595 5  -  Diversions that encourage creativity and open doors. SARA MARINO Subjects like architecture and civics may be classroom pursuits, but when pursued in an online game, they can be more fun. Minecraft has been widely hailed for bringing out creativity in its players, letting them build
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        Lock icon Solar Project Pairs Muslims and Jews
        629 5  -  Few warm feelings among Palestinians, but plenty of sun. AUJA JOURNAL By JAMES JAMES GLANZ, RAMI NAZZAL AUJA, West Bank Working near the Dead Sea, Samer Atiyat, a Palestinian farmworker, had climbed halfway up a six-meter date palm and was trimming stalks that held
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        Lock icon As Nigeria Struggles, Tempers Flare at Pump
        788 3  -  Power and water are in short supply, and lines are long for fuel. By DIONNE SEARCEY LAGOS, Nigeria Young men became caught in a swirl of flying fists. Gas station workers swatted away boys hoping to fill plastic cans. A mother with a
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        Lock icon Exposing Corruption Is Risky for Spanish Workers
        552 3  -  Whistle-blowers face retaliation because no law shields them. By RAPHAEL MINDER MADRID A town hall employee, Ana Garrido held one of the most secure jobs in Spain for two decades. But after she tried to expose corruption behind how her town awarded public
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        As ISIS Fight Looms, Prisoner Issue Arises
        608 2  -  There is no plan if Islamic State fighters surrender. This article is by Charlie Michael Charlie Savage, Michael S. Schmidt, Eric Schmitt. WASHINGTON The Islamic State calls them “inghimasi” foot soldiers who intend to fight to their deaths. And as the Amer-ican-backed coalition
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        Lock icon Why Putin Tolerates Corruption
        949 2  -  The Kremlin fears arousing a demand for real change. INTELLIGENCE IVAN KRASTEV Ivan Krastev is the chairman of the Center for Liberal Strategies, a permanent fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna. Send comments to intelligence@nytimes.com. Sofia, Bulgaria The recent release of the socalled
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    • MONEY & BUSINESS
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        Lock icon Populism’s Sway Doomed Brazil
        536 8  -  Ignoring the I.M.F. in favor of policies that pleased voters. NEWS ANALYSIS By EDUARDO PORTER Not long ago, Brazilians might have been counted as the most optimistic people in the world. From 2008 to 2013, as the United States and Europe grappled with a financial crisis,
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        Lock icon From Indian Start-Ups, Investors Like Tenacity
        599 8  -  Businesses’ ability to execute is valued over their technology. By ANITA RAGHAVAN BANGALORE, India On a hot afternoon in a two-story house here, a venture capitalist grilled three entrepreneurs. Their start-up, DriveU, provides on-demand drivers for people with cars, differing from Uber or Olacabs,
        CJ CLARKE FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  599 words
    • SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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        Lock icon Race to Understand Zika and Stop Its Devastating March
        836 10  -  A virus attacks the cells that generate the brain’s neurons. By PAM BELLUCK BALTIMORE, Maryland The neurologist Hongjun Song was wondering how to test his lab’s three-di-mensional model of a brain when one of his graduate students suggested they look into
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        Genital Surgery Increase ‘Baffles’ Doctors
        552 10  -  Image-conscious youths now worry about the labia. By RONI CARYN RABIN Fat thighs. Hairy arms. Muffin tops. Breasts that are too big or not big enough. To the long list of body parts that adolescent girls worry about and want to tinker with, the Internet
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        Lock icon Limits of Moore’s Law Dawn on Tech World
        741 9  -  Smaller, faster and cheaper computing may have hit a wall. By JOHN MARKOFF SAN FRANCISCO For decades, the computer industry has been guided by a faith that engineers would always find a way to make the components on computer chips smaller, faster
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        Lock icon With Less Range, Leopards at Risk
        667 9  -  A big cat is more vulnerable globally than was assumed. By ERICA GOODE Leopards are reclusive and known for their ability to adapt, traits that have led some wildlife biologists to assume that the animals remained relatively abundant in the wild. But a study
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    • THE WAY WE EAT
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        Lock icon Cuba Is Confronting The Dinner Crowd
        715 12  -  Reserve a table? Capitalism can be so annoying. By MICHAEL Y. PARK HAVANA Cubans sometimes joke that of all the lessons living under three generations of communism has taught them, by far the most important is learning how to wait. So it’s a little
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        Lock icon After Attacks, Tables Are Empty in Paris
        591 12  -  Chefs try to stay positive, and hope tourists return. By ELAINE SCIOLINO PARIS Les Bouquinistes has long been a favorite luxury restaurant of Paris visitors. Set on a quay along the Left Bank, founded by Guy Savoy, a three-Michelin-star chef, it offers a
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        Lock icon A Chinese Street Crepe Moves West
        668 11  -  Beijing flexes some culinary soft power in cities abroad. By MICHAEL FORSYTHE Fresh from China, they came ashore in the San Francisco Bay Area. They stormed Seattle. Now, they are sweeping across Manhattan. Resistance is futile. Jianbing, a street-food crepe from northern China made
        GILLES SABRIE FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES; CHANG W. LEE/THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  668 words
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        Sugar, Fat and Salt Are Back on the Plate
        842 11  -  Consumers are embracing foods they once shunned. By STEPHANIE STROM BAKERSFIELD, California Dark chocolate is in. So, too, is beef jerky. And full-fat ice cream? You bet. Driven by fast-changing definitions of what is healthy to eat, people are turning to
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    • ARTS & DESIGN
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        Lock icon In Details of Art, Lessons for Police
        797 14  -  In describing a painting, small things can be telling. By SARAH LYALL To teach people how to notice details they might otherwise miss, Amy E. Herman, an expert in visual perception, likes to take them to museums. Recently, she escorted a group of
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        Lock icon Hollywood Puts the Gospel on Screen
        508 14  -  Several new films of what Jesus’ life may have been like. By CHRIS LEE In the elegiac drama “Last Days in the Desert,” Ewan McGregor portrays a holy man headed for Jerusalem: a wandering prophet variously addressed as “rabbi” or Yeshua who’s seeking spiritual
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        Lock icon Love, Loss and Music, During the Holocaust
        694 13  -  A couple separated by war shared an opera broadcast. ESSAY CORINNA da FONSECAWOLLHEIM Through the crackle of an old phonograph recording, the tenor’s voice sounds musky and metallic, but the German words ring out sharp and clear. The soprano’s tone is warm, opulent
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