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Federal Judge Rejects Proposed 9/11 Settlement
A federal judge has rejected the proposed legal settlement for rescue and recovery workers sickened by dust from the destroyed World Trade Center. U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein said in court....
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Suffolk's Levy Announces Gubernatorial Run, as a Republican
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy made it official today -? he?s switching from the Democratic Party to become a Republican and
run for governor, he says, as a change agent. Levy, the Suffolk....
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Hoboken Looks for Solutions to Frequent Flooding
It's hard to imagine with weather like today's that just a week ago the region was battered by record-setting rainfall and high winds. Some people are still cleaning up, or getting their power resto....
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Gerald Finley (Soundcheck: Friday, 19 March 2010)
Canadian-born Gerald Finley is an operatic baritone with a literary bent. His recital at Carnegie's Zankel Hall on Saturday night features settings of Heinrich Heine and James Joyce. Later this month, he'll give the premiere of Peter Lieberson's "Songs of Love and Sorrow," a cycle based on poems by Pablo Neruda. He joins us to share his latest CD, which includes roles that he himself has created, including J. Robert Oppenheimer in John Adams's opera Doctor Atomic.
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Talking about Language (The Brian Lehrer Show: Friday, 19 March 2010)
Linguist, lexicographer and the new "On Language" columnist for the New York Times Magazine, Ben Zimmer, talks about the latest in political language and about how he'll approach taking over for the late William Safire, the founder of the "On Language" column.
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Friday, 19 March 2010
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