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Dan Shaughnessy
When you are the Patriots, you always prepare for the inevitable moment when the opponent loses his mind.
Tara Sullivan
This game had everything. Including Gronk Fresh off a forced respite, Rob Gronkowski was a one-man wrecking crew Sunday.
Chad Finn
That was one of the most thrilling wins in years It wasn?t quite the equal of the Super Bowl comeback, but it was close.
Eric Rowe, Duron Harmon weren?t faked out The Steelers tried to trick the Patriots with a false spike, but the defensive backs were ready.
Why the Steelers? TD was overturned Jesse James? catch and lunge for the end zone was initially ruled a touchdown, which would have put Pittsburgh in front.
Patriots survive a wild finish and clinch AFC East New England took over the No. 1 seed in the AFC thanks to some late heroics.
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EDITORIAL
Carlos Rafael?s crimes are well known. How to break up the huge New England fishing empire he created is less clear.
MSNBC paid woman who said Chris Matthews harassed her The woman told CNBC executives in 1999 that Matthews made inappropriate comments about her in front of others.
Fireworks are returning to First Night festival The midnight show over the harbor was scrapped last year for lack of funds.
Cavaliers 106, Wizards 99
LeBron James?s night: triple-double, mismatched sneakers, and Trump talk James made a statement with his shoes ? one black, one white, with the word ?equality? in capital gold letters on the back of each.
A marijuana salve won best in show at a cannabis convention Over 70 submissions, entered by more than 50 growers, were judged on their aroma, ash, effect, appearance, cure, and taste.
Prince Harry interviews Obama for BBC radio show In a video clip on the BBC website showing Harry and Barack Obama beforehand, Obama joked: ??Do I need a British accent???
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Pregnant women who need drugs face risky guessing game. A task force wants to help Most medications approved for use during pregnancy are for pregnancy-related conditions.
Global Contact?s brief term was marked by late pickups, missed trips, and an overwhelmed customer support operation.
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Mayor Martin Walsh did say he had some concerns on costs, but that environmental benefits outweighed those worries.
Power restored at Atlanta airport, but not after a ?nightmare? More than 1,000 flights were canceled Sunday after a power outage at the nation?s busiest airport.
Outage also impacting flights at Logan Nearly two dozen flights on Sunday and Monday between Boston and Atlanta were canceled.
Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
When ?public? buildings cease being fully public Under regulations that took effect Nov. 20, you need a driver?s license, passport, or state or college ID card to enter a 21-story tower next to the State House.
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A Beverly couple has installed a ground-mounted grid of energy-soaking panels. Neighbors say they never were consulted.
Trump denies rumors that he?ll fire Mueller Yet the outcry over the investigation grew louder over the weekend among Trump loyalists and conservatives.
Globe Santa
?I hope I will help a small girl or boy,? read the letter from the 10-year-old and her mother, published in the Globe Dec. 9, 1957.
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Christmas in the City, which gives Boston?s less-fortunate youth a special day, once again offered the young kids a glimpse into a special world.
Parents angry over new school start times picket Walsh event Walsh, attending a tree lighting Sunday in West Roxbury, continued to come under fire from parents.
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A figure-skating redneck hungry for acceptance Redneck resentment is nothing new.
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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.
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In wake of #MeToo, a new spotlight on harassment in biomedical science Dr. Reshma Jagsi published a survey last year on harassment in the lab, and has found her research has gotten a second life.
The All-Star guard is enjoying one of his finest seasons despite averaging just 32.1 minutes per game.
No one was hurt in the three-alarm blaze on Meridian Street. There was estimated $500,000 in damage.
I spend a healthy amount of time bed hopping. I knew good bathroom design. I?d seen it in rooms in Hong Kong, Lima, London, and Montreal.
The senator?s daughter said her father was ?doing well.?
A funeral procession rolled past burn-scarred hillsides in honor of a firefighter killed battling the flames.
E. Hunter Harrison died only two days after the railroad announced his medical leave.
It trailed only its ?Star Wars? predecessor, ??The Force Awakens,?? according to studio estimates.
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The Big Picture
California is dealing with another round of disastrous wildfires.
