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• Health repeal unlikely for GOP | Eyes on close contests
• Bitter fights in Penn., Nevada escalate in final day
• Notebook: Disclosure rules for political groups upheld

• Keating, Perry dash to finish line in 10th District race
• Ashland voters have knack for picking election winners
• Robocalls disrupts service in Eastern Mass., N.H.
• Globe opinion: Cullen  |  Jackson  |  Weiss  |  Beam

• Campaign 2010 | GETTING OUT MASS. VOTE Democrats mounting extensive ground effort (By Brian C. Mooney, Globe Staff)
• Campaign 2010 | GOVERNOR’S RACE With a furious finish, candidates reach for every last vote (By Noah Bierman and Michael Levenson, Globe Staff)
• College officials sound warning over Four Loko (By Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
• Harvard uses top chefs to spice up science (By Devra First, Globe Staff)
• Superintendent wants to revisit school closures (By James Vaznis, Globe Staff)
• Decision on Turner won’t be rushed (By Andrew Ryan, Globe Staff)
• Campaign 2010 Ashland voters have a knack for picking election winners (By Sean P. Murphy, Globe Staff)
• Campaign 2010 Keating, Perry dash to the finish line (By Alan Wirzbicki and Andrea Estes, Globe Staff)
• Student gets the gate for riding horse to school (By L. Finch, Globe Correspondent)
• Kevin Cullen Democracy for sale (By Kevin Cullen, Globe Columnist)
• Family files lawsuit over firefighter’s death (By John M. Guilfoil, Globe Staff)
• BOSTON State’s Oct. tax revenues beat forecast (Boston Globe)
• BOSTON SJC denies review of rape conviction (Associated Press)
• BRAINTREE Archdiocese names development chief (Associated Press)
• AMHERST Shelter’s opening to be delayed two weeks (Associated Press)
• WORCESTER Man, 20, is shot to death inside his home (Associated Press)
• LEWISTON, Maine Website targeting candidate taken off-line (Associated Press)
• N.H. attack fingerprints don’t match teens’ (By Brian MacQuarrie, Globe Staff)
• Roadwork to detour traffic on Route 28 (By Brock Parker, Globe Correspondent)
• Defense rests in case of deadly home invasion (By John Christoffersen, Associated Press)
• 11TH HOUR CAMPAIGNING Flood of robocalls disrupts service in Eastern Mass., N.H. (By Stewart Bishop, Globe Correspondent)
• Police try to retrace Chelsea teen’s steps (By Brian R. Ballou, Globe Staff)
• Abington man sentenced to life for 2008 murder of his wife (By John M. Guilfoil and John R. Ellement, Globe Staff)
• Man gets nine years for burning church after Obama’s election (By Jonathan Saltzman, Globe Staff)
• Maine murder suspect’s behavior called charming, hostile (By Clarke Canfield, Associated Press)

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• Good weather, Haunted Happenings festival keep tourism robust in Salem (By Joel Brown, Globe Correspondent)

• Firehouses are needing renovations to accommodate bigger, heavier trucks (By Brock Parker, Globe Correspondent)

• Raynham will be home to what may be largest Thai Buddhist temple outside Thailand (By Christine Legere, Globe Correspondent)

• Nance Movsesian, 80, longtime publicist, Boston theater manager (By Gloria Negri, Globe Staff)
• Liang Congjie, environmentalist (By Michael Wines, New York Times)
• G. Hickenlooper, directed 'Apocalypse Now' documentary (By Michael Cieply, New York Times)
• Maurice Lucas; powered Portland to an NBA title (Associated Press)
• Lamont Johnson, director of movies and miniseries (By Dennis Hevesi, New York Times)

• GOP GAINS EXPECTED Results may shrink president’s agenda (By Bryan Bender, Globe Staff)
• Court may weaken part of Ariz. immigration law (By Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle)
• Appeals court prolongs ‘don’t ask’ (Associated Press)
• Kidnap suspect expelled during jury selection (Associated Press)
• Humanoid is readied for first liftoff (Associated Press)
• DeLay swapped funds illegally, jurors told (Associated Press)
• Woman guilty in deadly collar bomb heist (Associated Press)
• Study links Parkinson’s to brain’s tiny power factories (By Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press)
• Condit denies killing Chandra Levy 9 years ago (By Matthew Barakat, Associated Press)
• SENATE RACES Bitter fights in Pennsylvania, Nevada escalate in final day (By Michael R. Blood and Cristina Silva, Associated Press)
• Campaign 2010 | POLITICAL LIMITS Health care repeal unlikely for GOP (By Ezra Klein, Washington Post)
• Political notebook Disclosure rules for political groups upheld (Associated Press)
• Campaign 2010 | Looking ahead Election officials anticipate recount battles in some states (By Brett J. Blackledge, Associated Prsss)
• For the record (Boston Globe)

• Planes’ bombs were 4 times stronger than ’09 attempt (By Geir Moulson, Associated Press)
• Iran postpones trial of three US hikers (Associated Press)
• Taliban foray routs 16 Afghan police (Associated Press)
• China to begin massive census effort (Associated Press)
• Tomas is forecast to swell, aim for Haiti (Associated Press)
• Greeks find 4 mail bombs; 2 men held (Associated Press)
• As Indonesia reels, volcano erupts again (By Slamet Riyadi, Associated Press)
• Vietnam cultivating ties with US, others (By John Pomfret, Washington Post)
• Tokyo protests Medvedev visit to disputed island (Associated Press)
• Militants stage deadliest attack on Iraqi Christians (By Barbara Surk, Associated Press)
• Qaeda group seeks recruits in West (By Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press)
• US hustles antiterror teams, funds to Yemen (By Kimberly Dozier, Associated Press)

• Peter S. Canellos The legacy of Boston’s Sandinistas
• Globe Editorial Bomb plot shows vital need to screen cargo on airliners
• Joanna Weiss Different monsters, same politics
• Derrick Z. Jackson Election puts solar energy in danger
• Globe Editorial Alewife: Returning an old favor
• Globe Editorial Kennedy’s proudly loyal ghost

• On football Viking shipped out: Moss is released by Minnesota (By Greg A. Bedard, Globe Staff)
• Giants 3, Rangers 1 Giants win Series, feel 10 feet tall (By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff)
• Dan Shaughnessy Hard to imagine a comeback route to Patriots by Moss (By Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Columnist)
• On baseball Throwing it around a little bit at the World Series (By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff)
• Patriots’ Mankins to report today (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
• World Series notebook Rangers’ Greenberg the Yankee ripper with comments on fans (By Peter Abraham, Globe Staff)
• Sports Log Hawks lock up Horford with extension (Boston Globe)
• Celtics notebook Erden plugging along, may fill hole tonight for Celtics (By Frank Dell’Apa, Globe Staff)
• Pistons thumbnails (Boston Globe)
• Waiting for race day is hardest part for Zenyatta’s jockey (By Beth Harris, Associated Press)
• Bruins notebook Enforcer McGrattan in tough situation regarding Bruins roster (By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff)
• NHL roundup Hartnell picks up Flyers (Associated Press)
• NBA roundup Trail Blazers can’t catch Bulls (Associated Press)
• Patriots notebook Ex-teammates caught off guard (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
• Patriots showing some staying power in second halves (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
• Safety comes first in decision of BC football player Davis (By Mark Blaudschun, Globe Staff)
• NFL: Week 8 Browns delay decision on QB (Associated Press)
• Colts 30, Texans 17 Missing key players, Colts still efficient (By Michael Marot, Associated Press)
• School roundup East Boston rally trips up Brighton (By Jason Mastrodonato, Globe Correspondent)

• Use of robo-signers has been a risky business (By Jenifer B. McKim, Globe Staff)
• SEC finds Jaffe ‘reckless’ in Madoff investments (By Beth Healy, Globe Staff)
• Markey to push for air cargo screening (By Katie Johnston Chase, Globe Staff)
• Vertex nearing goal on hepatitis C drug (By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff)
• Boston Capital The spur of the moment (By Steven Syre, Globe Columnist)
• Fed expected to renew purchasing securities (By Sewell Chan, New York Times News)
• Factories continue to be bright spots (By Bob Willis, Bloomberg News)
• Intel, Kohl’s top clean energy buyers (Bloomberg News)
• Court backs Lions Gate in share deal (Bloomberg News)
• All Nippon pleads guilty to price fixing (Associated Press)
• Smartphone shipments soar 95% (Bloomberg News)
• China’s manufacturing speeds up (Associated Press)
• Around the Region Harvard maintains top debt ratings (By Beth Healy, Globe Staff)
• Around the Region Hub part of JetBlue Reagan service (Associated Press)
• Around the Region Elections may break Internet record (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
• Around the Region Firm proposes Brookline Ave. hotel (By Casey Ross, Globe Staff)
• AIG set to repay about $37 billion of bailout (By Stephen Bernard, Associated Press)
• Comcast-NBC deal may face hurdles (By Kelly Riddell and Todd Shields, Bloomberg)
• Bargains on autos likely later this year (Associated Press)
• GM reportedly reading a $10.6 billion IPO (Bloomberg News)
• Justices to hear Stanford patent case (By Greg Stohr, Bloomberg News)
• Federal court considers new trial for Skilling (By Laurel Brubaker Calkins, Bloomberg News)
• The Savings Game Do the math — broker’s advice on the impact of load fund fees is just wrong (By Humberto Cruz, Globe Correspondent)
• Investors cautious ahead of US elections (Boston Globe)
• MARKET MOVERS Education firm edges up on trade limits (Boston Globe)
• MASS. MOVERS Alere slumps amid drop in flu shot sales (Boston Globe)
• Exco Resources Inc. (Boston Globe)
• Baker Hughes Inc. (Boston Globe)
• Fortinet Inc. (Boston Globe)
• JPMorgan, hedge fund targeted in SEC probe (Associated Press)

• The rise and fall and rise of the minivan (By Joseph P. Kahn, Globe Staff)
• The rise and fall and rise of the minivan (By Joseph P. Kahn, Globe Staff)
• G FORCE | SUSAN TEDESCHI Susan Tedeschi experiences Hendrix once more (By James Reed, Globe Staff)
• BOOK REVIEW In Keith Richards’s autobiography, a legend looks back on a rock ’n’ roll ‘Life’ (By Carlo Wolff, Boston Globe)
• STAGE REVIEW A ‘Nickleby’ with plenty of personality (By Don Aucoin, Globe Staff)
• VOICES A columnist has his say — in the voting booth this time (By Alex Beam, Globe Staff)
• British portrait painter Nicola Green’s exhibit at Harvard, ‘In Seven Days . . .,’ captures the Obama campaign in seven artworks (By Laura Collins-Hughes, Globe Staff)
• DANCE REVIEW ‘Realm of Suspense’ is up-close and personal (By Thea Singer, Globe Correspondent)
• SPOKEN WORD ‘The Honor Code’ author Kwame Anthony Appiah to discuss his book at Harvard Book Store (By Alex Spanko, Globe Correspondent)
• MUSIC REVIEW Florence Welch’s scorching set well suits Halloween (By James Reed, Globe Staff)
• PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW ‘Peers and Pathways’ explores race from different angles (By Mark Feeney, Globe Staff)
• Critic’s corner (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
• Daily guide to television and radio (Boston Globe)
• On Demand picks (Boston Globe)
• Dear Margo: Out-of-the-blue half-sister doesn’t need to be part of the family (Boston Globe)
• Reflection for the day (Boston Globe)
• Poker: Billy Baxter recalls a hand from earlier this year (By Steve Rosenbloom, Boston Globe)
• This day in history (Boston Globe)
• TODAY The Beehive hosts seven contemporary artists, in a continuing series (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• Names Around town (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names ‘Lesson’ learned (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names ‘Naughty’ casting call (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names Gone to the dogs, cats (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names Hitting all the right notes (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names Raising funds through teamwork (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• Names Vaughn, James hit the town (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff)
• TODAY Emerson College’s Ted Gup discusses his book ‘A Secret Gift,’ about his grandfather’s gifts of money to Depression-era families in Canton, Ohio (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• MUSIC REVIEW Under new direction, a tentative start for Emmanuel Music (By David Perkins, Globe Correspondent)
• TOMORROW Entertaining candidates you may recall visit Boston on ‘America’s Got Talent Live’ tour (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• TODAY Berklee professor and jazz musician Carolyn Marie Wilkins to discuss her new book, ‘Damn Near White,’ on campus (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• TOMORROW Pink Martini plays from its new album, ‘Splendor in the Grass,’ at the Orpheum (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• sunday's child Sunday’s Child is Troy, 12 (Boston Globe)

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