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BUSINESS
I.B.M. Posts 3 Percent Rise in 1st-Quarter Profit
Stock Indexes Reach New Lows for Year
Chief Enforcer at the S.E.C. to Step Down
NATIONAL
Oregon's Supreme Court Rules Gay Marriages Null and Void
Over 10,000 Are Arrested in Dragnet
Group Calls for U.S. Program to Oversee Use of Cord Blood
WASHINGTON
Addressing Newspaper Editors, Bush Discusses Border Security
Democratic Senator Holds Up E.P.A. Nomination
Over 10,000 Are Arrested in Dragnet
HEALTH
F.D.A. Panel Backs Breast Implants From One Maker
Study Cautions Runners to Limit Their Water Intake
Risk From Deadly Flu Strain Is Called Low
SCIENCE
Democratic Senator Holds Up E.P.A. Nomination
Rural Chinese Riot as Police Try to Halt Pollution Protest
Using Advanced Physics to Find Concealed Weapons
ARTS
Critic's Notebook: This Is the Sound of Globalization
TV Weekend | 'Reefer Madness': Zombies Get the Munchies, Too
La Scala Backer Puts Financing in Jeopardy
MOVIES
Movie Review | 'The Amityville Horror': Spacious Colonial With Waterfront View, but All That Blood . . .
Movie Review | 'House of D': A Teenager Collects Adult Wisdom From a Simple-Minded Janitor and a Woman in Jail
A Star the World Over but Almost Unknown Here
THEATER
Theater Review | 'Slag Heap': A Young Man's Jaunty Ride on the Road to Perdition
Theater Review | 'Tupperware Orgy': Ah, Romance! Also Addiction, Sex and Gore
Theater Review | 'Murder in the First': How a Prison Created a Killer
DINING & WINE
The Hard Stuff Now Includes Wine
The Minimalist vs. the Chef: Showdown in the Kitchen
Greek Chefs Modernize the Classics
REAL ESTATE
The Slow Fadeout of Rent-Regulated Apartments
A Slice of the Good Life
Living Here: Houses With Low Property Taxes: Give Yourself a Break
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Outgoing World Bank President to Be Mideast Envoy
Europe Urges Linking Lifting of Chinese Arms Ban to Rights
Arab Slain by Israeli Troops; Abbas Calls It Truce Violation
NEW YORK/REGION
Residential Tenants Rush in as Businesses Are Cool to Lower Manhattan
Mayor Announces Deal to Ease Job Cuts in Plaza Hotel Overhaul
Deal Is Struck for a New Giants Stadium at the Meadowlands
SPORTS
Bulls' Curry Out for Season
N.F.L. Draft Prospects Fail Drug Tests
As Draft Nears, Jets Speculate and Evaluate
TECHNOLOGY
I.B.M. Posts 3 Percent Rise in 1st-Quarter Profit
David Pogue: Vaults That Let You Store (and Show) Your Photos, and Keep Shooting
Online Shopper: Look Sharp. Feel Sharp. Be Sharp.
TRAVEL
Exotic but Cozy, a Moroccan Port Is a Second Home
Frugal Traveler: Seeing Paris on $250 a Day
Savoring the Bounty of Vietnam
BOOKS
Sendak in All His Wild Glory
Books of The Times | 'The Seven Basic Plots': The Plot Thins, or Are No Stories New?
The Papacy: Art Invents What Few Really Know
FASHION & STYLE
The New Peacocks
Reach Out and Touch No One
Front Row: A Fifth Avenue Matron Vamps It Up
EDUCATION
School Pools, Now Dry Storage
Study Finds Shortcoming in New Law on Education
On Education: Experiment Begun in New York Is Transformed in Miami Schools
HOME & GARDEN
Nature: Panama Calling to Preserve Its Edens
At Kips Bay, Madame Is at Home
In Milan, Reimagining Legends
AUTOMOBILES
Munich Journal: Your Mercedes Is Not Armor-Plated? How Declassé!
Driving: The VW Scirocco Gets Its Second Wind
Ford Shares Fall Steeply After Forecast
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