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Senator Dodd Will Not Seek Re-election, Democrats Say
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Christopher J. Dodd, the embattled Connecticut Democrat who has been a key figure in the big debates now before Congress, has reportedly decided not to seek a sixth term.
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U.S. Saw a Path to Qaeda Chiefs Before Bombing
By MARK MAZZETTI
Before his suicide attack, a Jordanian militant was seen as the most promising Al Qaeda informant in years.
Television Begins a Push Into the 3rd Dimension
By BRIAN STELTER and BRAD STONE
Cable programmers are rushing to create new channels for 3-D sets that manufacturers are unveiling.
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Tunnels Shield Iran’s Nuclear Efforts
By WILLIAM J. BROAD
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad toured a highway tunnel. A maze of tunnels protects Iran’s infrastructure from attack and obscures the scale of its nuclear efforts.
Labour Insiders Demand Secret Ballot on Brown
By ALAN COWELL
The maneuver highlighted disarray in the party as it fights a rear-guard action to stave off defeat in elections.
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If the Fed Missed This Bubble, Will It See a New One?
By DAVID LEONHARDT
A lack of explanation for why the Fed failed to recognize the economic bubble is the weak link in its push for power.
New Year but No Relief for Strapped States
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
State governments are facing a range of choices to fill their budget gaps, nearly all of them unpopular.
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