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A DAUNTING RECOVERY
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A team from the police and fire departments rescued a family on Staten Island.
Graphic: Assessing the Damage From the Storm
Track the latest updates on power failures, flooding and transportation disruptions.
Death Toll Rises From Wind and Flooding
By JAMES BARRON and J. DAVID GOODMAN
The storm moved inland Tuesday after grinding life to a halt for millions of people in more than a half-dozen states, leaving behind the daunting task of cleaning up.
Vast Area, From Georgia to Maine, in Harm’s Way
By JOHN SCHWARTZ and TIMOTHY WILLIAMS
The storm, though vastly weakened, was moving west, bringing rain and winds all the way to the Great Lakes.
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Storm Pushes Aside Politics, Mostly
By MICHAEL BARBARO and MICHAEL D. SHEAR
The presidential campaign entered a delicate phase on Tuesday, becoming a sideshow to the hurricane.
From the Magazine
Whatever Happened to Obama the Storyteller?
By MATT BAI
In 2008, Barack Obama had a gift for narrative, but as president, his skills have failed him.
Libya Warnings Were Plentiful, but Unspecific
By MICHAEL R. GORDON, ERIC SCHMITT and MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT
Interviews suggest the State Department received many warnings, but none focused on the compound that was attacked.
DealBook
UBS to Cut 10,000 Jobs in Overhaul
By MARK SCOTT
The Swiss bank planned a restructuring of its investment banking division as the firm reported a $2.3 billion loss.
Bahrain Bans All Protests in New Crackdown
By RICK GLADSTONE
The interior minister said that opposition activists had abused the government’s tolerance for freedom of expression by allowing protests to turn violent.
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How to Cook Everything
A Different Shade of Risotto
By MARK BITTMAN
Brown rice, the less processed version of the world’s second-most-popular grain, can be used for pretty much anything.
Op-Ed
Time to Get Tough on Iraq
The United States should be able to prevent its own allies from aiding the transfer of arms to the regime in Syria.
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- Financial markets in New York are closed due to the storm.
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Movies Try to Escape Cultural Irrelevance
Hollywood aims to restore the attachment films have to cultural thinking.
The Hunt
Room for Children, Dog and Trumpet
Kate and Matt Hilgenberg had outgrown their rental in Harlem. And it was time to buy.
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A Taste of the Next Corvette: G.M. Offers Peek at New V-8
The next Corvette is scheduled to be introduced in January, but on Thursday the company showed off the car’s new engine. The 6.2-liter V-8 is expected to be the most powerful standard engine ever offered in a Corvette.
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Mistakes Are O.K., but Never, Ever Lose Your Passion
Kevin Liles of KWL Enterprises, a talent management and brand development firm, says it’s important to take “ownership of every single thing you do.”
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