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A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.

Brown, Warren at odds over economy

Scott Brown greeted project superviser Chuck Aresenault of North Reading.

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The role of the government and private sector in fueling job creation remains a key point of contention between Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren.

opinion | Derrick Z. Jackson

Finding the cure for traffic

Sweden’s capital cut vehicular congestion sharply by charging motorists downtown, and we can do the same, writes Derrick Z. Jackson.

ideas | The Internationalist

Everyone’s an Islamist now

Making the case that the political term “Islamist” has outlived its usefulness.

travel

A family’s catamaran adventure off Puerto Rico’s coast

Puerto Rico is an ideal vacation destination for a time-limited, budget-conscious family.

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twins 6, red sox 4

Red Sox drop 3rd straight to Twins

Joe Mauer hit a three-run homer for the Twins as they rallied in the ninth to extend the Red Sox’ overall losing streak to four.

Former Patriot Curtis Martin in Hall of Fame

The running back, who also played with the Jets, was the only ‘‘skill position’’ player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night.

Thousands take part in charity race

Despite 90-plus degree temperatures Saturday, no major injuries were reported in the first leg of the 33rd Annual Pan-Massachusetts Challenge.

Michael Phelps ends career with gold in 4x100 medley relay

Phelps leaves the sport with a record 18 golds and 22 medals overall.

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Obama vs. Romney: Who will win?

Join Globe editor Peter Canellos, author Michael Grunwald, and former Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker for a look at the US presidential race.

Globe exclusives

The author’s group heads home through the West Elk Wilderness in Gunnison National Forest.

travel

Western Colorado on horseback

Movies

Mocking the vote with ‘The Campaign’

The robo-shark, dubbed Bruce, “became a personality in itself,” said “Jaws” production designer Joe Alves.

Movies

‘Jaws’: Shark tale still has plenty of bite

The author’s children at one of the 1950s vintage cottages at Woodward’s Inn of Lincoln.

Travel

Pancakes and nostalgia in Lincoln, N.H.

Guitarist Bill Frisell will play three times at Newport.

At Newport Jazz, Frisell gives Lennon a chance

Housing bubble? What housing bubble?

Few of Rhod Sharp’s legion of late-night BBC radio fans know that he’s coming to them live — from Marblehead.

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The BBC, live from Marblehead

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Globe Magazine

Can GPS find you a mate?

From left: Peter Mark Kendall, Johnny Lee Davenport, and Anthony Wills Jr. in “ ‘Master Harold’ . . . and the Boys.”

Stage Review

Gloucester Stage offers explosive ‘Master Harold’

John Fine of Bedford carried his kayak to the water’s edge at Walden Pond in Concord on Saturday.

Photo Gallery

Globe photos of the week

Josephine Adjei used an umbrella to protect herself from the sun.

Parasols become trendy

The author’s son, Alex Filipov, with an illustration in their Hard Days Night Hotel room.

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Travel

Touring Liverpool with a Beatlemaniac son

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Dana Vollmer (left), Missy Franklin (right) and Rebecca Soni embraced after a world record gold medal win in the women's 4x100m medley relay final.

US women set world record to win 4x100 medley relay

The Americans sliced 0.14 off the previous record set by China at the 2009 world championships at the height of the high-tech bodysuit era.

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Police directed traffic outside the Comcast Center in Mansfield Friday.

Arrests, deaths show Mansfield overtaxed by Comcast Center events

A week after two men died from overdoses at an all-day rave at the Comcast Center, police arrested 35 people at a hip-hop show Wednesday night, mostly for underage drinking.