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							  If there's one group of professionals whose job insecurity rivals that of the Detroit auto worker, it's the men and women who make America's newspapers.  
							
							 
						
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							 Photos from George Balanchine's  Jewels,  performed by the Boston Ballet. 
							
							 
						
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							  Facebook users have been notably vocal about their privacy concerns, and last week's blow-up over the change in the site's contract produced an outpouring of suspicion, recrimination, and protest.  
							
							 
						
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							   In 1967, George Balanchine created  Jewels  for New York City Ballet, and in short order this evening-length triptych —  Emeralds ,  Rubies , and  Diamonds  — became the crown jewel of 20th-century dance.   
							
							 
						
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							   Middle Cyclone  is Neko Case's most fearless and arresting record, ruthlessly composed and beautifully recorded.  
							
							 
						
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							   Like any other 20 year olds, Megan Peterson and Mackenzie Byles chatter like hyperactive squirrels, excitedly finishing each others' sentences as though they're alien twins with melded minds.   
							
							 
						
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							  So I'll just stick around  
							
							 
						
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							 Republican lobbying-ethics scandals helped convince voters to toss out the GOP and put Democrats back in control of the US House of Representatives. 
							
							 
						
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							  Ghazal provides a variety of dishes that Bukhara (the other Indian restaurant in the area) does not, plus warm service, competitive pricing, and mixed drinks.  
							
							 
						
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							   These days, practically nothing is immune to the economy's woes — not even an industry that caters to what would seem to be the one recession-proof commodity: death.   
							
							 
						
					 
				 
			 
			
				
					
					
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							  If there's one group of professionals whose job insecurity rivals that of the Detroit auto worker, it's the men and women who make America's newspapers.  
							
							 
						
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							  Lifespan CEO George Vecchione's compensation is tops in the region  
							
							 
						
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							 Republican lobbying-ethics scandals helped convince voters to toss out the GOP and put Democrats back in control of the US House of Representatives. 
							
							 
						
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							  On the surface, moderation appears to be a simple concept. Avoid extremes. Seek compromise. ... It's sort of like being a hypocrite, except without most of the fun parts.  
							
							 
						
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							    When it came time to pick a college, Thomas Ahrens just couldn't pass up the relative affordability of a University of Rhode Island education.    
							
							 
						
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							   Building from a solid base of support in the Old Orchard/Wells area of Southern Maine, Soundbender steadily created a statewide following over the past five years.   
							
							 
						
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							  Facebook users have been notably vocal about their privacy concerns, and last week's blow-up over the change in the site's contract produced an outpouring of suspicion, recrimination, and protest.  
							
							 
						
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							   In 1967, George Balanchine created  Jewels  for New York City Ballet, and in short order this evening-length triptych —  Emeralds ,  Rubies , and  Diamonds  — became the crown jewel of 20th-century dance.   
							
							 
						
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							  "Mahjong: Contemporary Chinese Art from the Sigg Collection" at Salem's Peabody Essex Museum opens with a pair of interesting choices.  
							
							 
						
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							   Like any other 20 year olds, Megan Peterson and Mackenzie Byles chatter like hyperactive squirrels, excitedly finishing each others' sentences as though they're alien twins with melded minds.   
							
							 
						
					 
				 
			 
			
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