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• Not ready to forgive himself (By Irene Sege, Globe Staff)
• Entwistle case heads to jury with admission about weapon (By Franci R. Ellement, Globe Correspondent)
• Americans see truth in a range of faiths, massive study finds (By Michael Paulson, Globe Staff)
• Gloucester fields calls on teen pregnancies (By Michael Levenson, Globe Staff)
• Patrick presents plans for education (By Tania deLuzuriaga, Globe Staff)
• Teen athlete collapses, dies at school (By Brian R. Ballou, Globe Staff)
• Boston-bound bus hit by truck in NYC; pedestrian is killed (By Noah Bierman, Globe Staff)
• Adrian Walker Naming rights (By Adrian Walker, Globe Columnist)
• Fire guts Roslindale house, forces 8 to flee (By John R. Ellement, Globe Staff)
• Law enforcers urge work to prevent abuse (By David Abel, Globe Staff)
• New England in brief Boy ID'd as one who fell, hit head on boat (Boston Globe)
• Wrentham selectmen file assault charges against each other (By Calvin Hennick, Globe Correspondent)
• Philanthropy conference focuses on educating children (By Christopher Baxter, Globe Correspondent)
• Boston dropout rings up a perfect score (By Maddie Hanna, Globe Correspondent)

• George Carlin, 71, comedian and counterculture hero (By Keith St. Clair, Associated Press)
• Barr Clayson, a far-seeing investment counselor, dies at 72 (By Bryan Marquard, Globe Staff)
• Klaus M. Grueber, at 67; brought poetic imagery to opera, theater (Boston Globe)

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• Report faults post-surge planning (By Karen DeYoung, Washington Post)
• National Perspective Obama's virtues aside, it's politics as usual (By Peter S. Canellos, Globe Staff)
• Daily Briefing Study: Falls can be deadly for seniors (Boston Globe)
• Democrats plan eponymous event in Unity, N.H. (By Lisa Wangsness, Globe Staff)
• Women to meet, one goal in mind (Boston Globe)
• Campaign Notebook McCain adviser apologizes for terrorist attack remark (Boston Globe)
• Court backs Guantanamo prisoner (By James Vicini, Reuters)

• UN: Fair Zimbabwe poll impossible (By Neil MacFarquhar and Celia W. Dugger, New York Times News Service)
• Coalition says 55 militants killed (By Stephen Graham, Associated Press)
• Iran nuclear program faces new sanctions (By John Ward Anderson, Washington Post)
• Daily Briefing Groups slam US for withholding money (Boston Globe)
• Israel must share Jerusalem with Palestinians, Sarkozy says (By Steve Weizman, Associated Press)
• Divers search for survivors in capsized ferry (By Romeo Ranoco, Reuters)
• Groups slam US for withholding Haiti money (By Marc Lacey, New York Times News Service)
• Pakistani politician barred from running for Parliament (By Laura King, Los Angeles Times)

• Globe Editorial Mass. moves -- badly
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• Error puts 16,000 in dark about benefits (By Jeffrey Krasner, Globe Staff)
• EveryScape plans to put interiors on the map (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
• Boston Capital Sonus leaders under fire (By Steven Syre, Globe Columnist)
• Fed expected to hold a steady course (Boston Globe)
• A tip to count on - gratuities are down (Boston Globe)
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• Citigroup to cut investment banking unit jobs this week (Boston Globe)
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• Brokerage HSBC offers to buy back auction-rate securities (Boston Globe)
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• Fuel costs inspire IRS to expand tax write-off (Boston Globe)
• SCOTT BURNS For required IRA withdrawals, your life expectancy rate adjusts each year (By Scott Burns, Boston Globe)

• Diamondbacks 2, Red Sox 1 Red Sox are snakebitten (By Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff)
• Dan Shaughnessy If Schilling's done, it won't be as much fun (By Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Columnist)
• Off track, NASCAR drivers feel pain at pump (By Michael Vega, Globe Staff)
• Destination Beijing Guerette on fast boat to China (By John Powers, Globe Staff)
• Soccer notes BU grads banking on revival of soccer's Tampa Bay Rowdies (By Frank Dell'Apa, Globe Staff)
• Federer, Serena make early statements (By Christoper Clarey, New York Times)
• Speedboat leads Bermuda race (By Tony Chamberlain, Globe Correspondent)
• Sports Log IOC: Court decision can't help Gatlin (Boston Globe)
• Red Sox notebook Schilling could be throwing in January (By Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff)
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• Roundup Hernandez pitches in with slam to beat Mets (Boston Globe)
• No Celtics on Team USA roster (By Marc J. Spears, Globe Staff)
• Beckett provides relief (By Baxter Holmes, Globe Correspondent)
• Olympic notes Selection process leaves gymnasts in air (By John Powers, Globe Staff)
• Shot players suing (By Julian Benbow, Globe Staff)
• Sports Museum to honor Fryar, Havlicek (By Rachel Dolin, Globe Correspondent)

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• Alex Beam Ambrose Bierce, mon amour (By Alex Beam, Globe Columnist)
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• A mighty role awakens actor's ambitions (By Bruce Wallace, Los Angeles Times)
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