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Eight steps to getting the right insurance
Comparing insurance policies is tough. However, by following these eight steps, you can simplify the process and find the right insurance policy for you.
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9 chats with top true-crime authors
In 2012, writers pondered murder and mayhem across the globe and across centuries.
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The Monitor's top 11 US stories of 2012
From storms to politics, the year was a wild ride. What are the most meaningful US stories of 2012? Here's the Monitor's list, in roughly chronological order.
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Frank Sinatra: 10 quotes on his birthday
Frank Sinatra was born on Dec. 12, 1915. His lengthy music and film career spanned decades, from 1935 when he got his first break to 1995 when he sang in front of a live audience for the last time.
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4 smart ways to rebuild after superstorm Sandy
Early estimates of the damage from superstorm Sandy are staggering. In the days ahead, once people's immediate needs are met, we must focus on rebuilding. It is increasingly clear that rebuilding efforts must consider the following four points.
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Mexico City's newest bus option: 'Ladies Only'
The all-female routes aim to protect women from pervasive sexual harassment. Critics say education efforts might produce better results in the long run.
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Safari on foot: Walking with lions in Zambia
The country's unique walking safaris get you out of the jeep and up close and personal with lions, elephants, and hippo droppings.
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In Miami's Little Havana, Giuliani makes his stand
On the eve of Tuesday's primary in Florida, the one-time national GOP front-runner is still running strong among Cuban-Americans, who represent 10 to 12 percent of the state's GOP electorate.
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A 'Jukebox' full of favorites
Cat Power's new covers record includes tunes by Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and Cat Power herself. The mood is hushed, and elegiac.
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Japan woos visitors with free tours, fine dining
Just the 30th favorite nation to visit, Japan hopes to boost tourism – and the economy.
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A legless artist documents the world in 32,000 stares
Tired of gawkers, Kevin Connolly traveled by skateboard, capturing their sheer human curiosity.
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Opinion: More partisanship, please
Civility is fine. But I want results most – and that means winning.
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Does the human mind have the power to cure the body?
Harvard University scholar Anne Harrington looks at healing through the mind-body connection.
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Can the human mind cure the body?
Harvard University scholar Anne Harrington looks at healing through the mind-body connection.
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The Monitor's View: That elusive poverty line
New York's mayor sets a worthy task of calculating a more accurate measure for poverty.
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The Monitor's View: Shadings to greener buildings
A points system isn't the entire answer. But it can lead in the right direction.
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Shadings to greener buildings
A points system isn't the entire answer. But it can lead in the right direction.
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Gadgets you won't see at this week's consumer electronics show ... but should
A device that lets you TiVo life, a clairvoyant watch, and the mood synthesizer.
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The hush before the rush in New York
At dawn, an unfamiliar quiet engulfs the city.
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Europe's little 'Smart' car to hit U.S. streets
Hugely popular in many European cities, the teeny tiny two-seater has already been reserved by 30,000 American residents.
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Europe's little 'Smart' car to hit U.S. streets
Hugely popular in many European cities, the teeny tiny two-seater has already been reserved by 30,000 American residents.
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For kids: Watch it – this art is on the move!
Kids (and grown-ups) love to nudge the 'cloud' balloons as they drift by at a moving art exhibit.
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Chains
US history as seen through the eyes of a young slave girl.
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Digital detectives discern Photoshop fakery
New software combs for clues in al Qaeda tapes, Harry Potter pages, and celebrity waistlines.
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Haiti's street kids given a lift
How the efforts of a few have changed the lives of many Haitians.
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How do you make electronics easier to recycle?
A UN-led group is grappling with the growing crisis of high-tech trash.
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Students' new best friend: 'MoSoSo'
Mobile Social Networking Software – the next wave of virtual community – is already appearing on cellphones, beginning with college campuses.
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Parents plug in to kids at camp
Mom and Dad now know what's happening with their kids via e-mail and secured websites.
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