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A wrap from Foxborough
The Patriots headed outside for this afternoon's practice on Day 2 of training camp. Mike Reiss has observations.
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- Tour de France: Sastre keeps yellow jersey
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Lofty living in the city
This condo in Allston is in the heart of Union Square and has 11-foot ceilings.
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The week in fashion
Menswear hit the runway in New York while Amsterdam hosted their Fashion Week.
The bard returns to the Common
A Boston summer tradition since 1996, the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company returns with "As You Like It." Actors Larry Coen (left) and Kelby Akin share a laugh. (Boston Globe)

A tragedy and a miracle in N.H.
Brenda J. Stevens (left) was holding her stepson's child when yesterday's tornado tore through her home. Stevens lost her life but the child was nearby and unhurt. (Boston Globe)

Together until they are ready
The state Senate is considering a bill to give parents the final say on whether twins stay together in the classroom, clashing with decades-old practices in schools. (Boston Globe)

McCain sharpens attacks
Senator John McCain tried a new tactic with a detailed argument accusing his opponent of favoring an Iraq policy that would have troops "retreat under fire." (Boston Globe)
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- After party, family finds dog dead in washing machine
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- Teen stabbed in brawl outside T station
- California bans restaurants from using trans fats
- Mass. seeks two-week extension of Medicaid waiver
- Editorial: High hopes in Bromley-Heath
- Editorial: A no-lead law for loons
- White and Arp: Should Batman kill the Joker?
Business

Slam dunk for Starbucks?
Attention shoppers: Quincy grocery chain Stop & Shop may be dropping Dunkin' Donuts stores from 130 supermarkets next year and replacing them with arch rival Starbucks.
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- TJX is seeking buyer for Bob's Stores
- French drug firm expands in Mass.
- Oil-speculation bill blocked
- UBS says it was 'honest' in selling auction securities
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50 science fiction TV shows
With the release of "The X-Files: I Want to Believe," we've taken a look at some science fiction programs you may very well know. Were you a fan of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (left) or any of these other shows?
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The dog days getting you down? Here are 10 ways to challenge the oppressive heat of summer in New England.
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