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Foxborough MA 11/04/18 New England Patriots Tom Brady hugs Green Bay Packers Aaron Rogers after the Patriots defeated the Packers 31-17 at Gillette Stadium. (photo by Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff) topic: 05GlobeLive reporter: — Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff

Patriots 31, Packers 17

Patriots pull away in 4th quarter

Stephon Gilmore recovered a fumble and Julian Edelman threw for a touchdown. New England improved to 7-2.

BEN VOLIN I PATRIOTS INSTANT ANALYSIS

Patriots? win included some good and some bad

On one hand, a win is a win. On the other hand, the Patriots let the Packers hang around far too long.

Red Sox continue to roll ? this time into Gillette Stadium

A contingent of Red Sox took the field via a duck boat before the Patriots-Packers game.

3 Red Sox win Gold Glove awards

Right fielder Mookie Betts won his third, center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. his first. Ian Kinsler, a trade deadline acquisition from the Angels, won his second.

Papa Gino?s closes an unknown number of restaurants

The Dedham-based chain previously said it had 150 locations. As of Sunday, its website listed 97.

JEFF JACOBY

Three reasons to vote No on Question 3

The law was a mistake, and voters should reject it.

It?s a bird, it?s a plane. No, it?s baby Trump.

On Sunday, President Trump came to Boston ahead of the midterms in the form of a giant, diaper-clad inflatable infant with smartphone in hand.

Here are the big policy differences between the candidates for Mass. governor

Jay Gonzalez, Democrat, says Massachusetts is falling far short of its potential. Governor Charlie Baker, Republican, says Massachusetts is on the right track.

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Candidate chides Pete Davidson of ?Saturday Night Live? over eyepatch joke

Dan Crenshaw wears the eyepatch because he was badly wounded during his third tour in Afghanistan as a Navy SEAL.

Hey robot, is that report ready?

A team from MIT programmed a robot to function as a nurse manager. Team members from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (pictured) participated in an experiment involving the robot on the labor and delivery floor in 2015. — Matthew Gombolay

Machines will inevitably displace some workers, but they will also increasingly be working alongside us, elevating humans into higher-level roles.

Building facade collapse in Allston leaves two injured

Two people were hurt, one critically, after the top of the facade of the Common Ground bar and restaurant collapsed Sunday.

Catholic bishops promised reform in the sex-abuse scandal. But they didn?t look at their own misdeeds

More than 130 US bishops ? nearly one-third of those still living ? have been accused during their careers of failing to adequately respond to sexual misconduct in their dioceses, according to a Boston Globe and Philadelphia Inquirer examination.

Is Mass. ?an island?? Voters debate Trump?s role in governor?s race

More than 70 percent of voters think the state is heading in the right direction, according to one poll. It?s a view that appears to underscore the thinking of many as Election Day nears.

Boston police seek man accused of sexually assaulting a girl in the South End

Boston police are seeking the public?s help to identify a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a girl Saturday evening in the South End.

Rain expected for most of the week

After a dose of sun Sunday, Boston will see a week with more wet days than dry.

Bob Cousy (center) and Bill Russell (second from left) were teammates for seven seasons with the Celtics. — Globe photo/File 1960

GARY WASHBURN | SUNDAY BASKETBALL NOTES

After all these years, Bob Cousy knew he needed to reach out to Bill Russell

Cousy had deep regrets over not being more supportive of his former Celtics teammate, who endured racism in Boston.

With stories and songs, ?Globe Live? takes the stage

At the Paramount Center, nine of the Globe?s best storytellers shared their experiences from on- and off-duty in the third installment of the event.

Opinion & Ideas

Editorial Board Endorsement

Time for a change in Maine?s Second District: Jared Golden for Congress

It?s time for Maine to replace Representative Bruce Poliquin, the lone Republican left in the New England Congressional delegation.

Editorial Board Endorsement

Chris Pappas for New Hampshire?s First District

The congressional candidate embodies core Democratic values, tempered by civil discourse.

Globe must-reads

Stan Grossfeld

After playing career, a hardball politician

The sort of transaction in 2016 that benefited Nathan Eagle, who ran Boston-based Jana, is not unusual in the local startup scene.

Scott Kirsner | Innovation Economy

Some say to take startup money ?off the table?

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Gonzalez.

Environmental group stays neutral in gov. race

BuzzSaw | Matthew Gilbert

Confessions of an overwhelmed TV critic

Wilmington Officer Ronald Alpers feeds hay to one of the three horses after they were safely returned to their barn.

BLOTTER TALES

Wrangling runaway horses in Wilmington

Research on gun suicides shows: The enemy is inside the house

Ideas | Thomas Levenson

Research on gun suicides shows: Enemy is inside house

Governor Charlie Baker (left) and challenger Jay Gonzalez.

Baker, Gonzalez diverge on visions for health care

Democratic gubernatorial candidate for Georgia Stacey Abrams, left, speaks as her Republican opponent Secretary of State Brian Kemp looks on during a debate Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore, Pool)

Ga. secretary of state cites database hacking attempt, gives no evidence

FILE -- In this Oct. 2, 2018 file photo, a Palestinian protester from Birzeit University throws stones during clashes with Israeli troops near the Jewish settlement of Beit El, near the West Bank city of Ramallah. President Donald Trump?s assertion that stones thrown by Latin American protesters at American troops should be treated as ?rifles? has sparked debate about the appropriate response to rock throwing crowds -- particularly after Nigerian troops appeared to use his comments as justification for a deadly crackdown on demonstrators. From the Gaza Strip to Africa to Europe, security forces have long dealt with stone throwers, albeit in very different ways. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed, File)

Stone throwers face different fates across the globe

People gather by the stacks of flowers near memorials outside the Tree of Life Synagogue after a service on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, in Pittsburgh. Eleven people were killed and six others injured in a shooting during services there Oct. 27, 2018. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)

Synagogue shooting worst of many hateful attacks in October

(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 25, 2018 a man walks away past campaign signs after voting during early voting at a community center in Potomac, Maryland, two weeks ahead of the key US midterm polls. - Millions of Americans will be barred from casting ballots in the November 6, 2018 crucial midterm elections due to electoral rules at the state level, which effectively exclude many minority voters to the detriment of Democrats.Nearly six million Americans are excluded from voting because they are imprisoned, on parole or awaiting sentencing. African-Americans, who are overrepresented in the US penal system, are four times more likely to be unable to vote than the rest of the population, according to The Sentencing Project, a nonprofit organization. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP)BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images

Obama, Trump clash in final pitches to voters

Democrats eye a wall of their own: the Blue Wall

Sports

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Boston, MA - 10/23/2018 - Red Sox pitcher Craig Kimbrel pitches in the ninth inning. The Boston Red Sox host the LA Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series at Fenway Park. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff)

Bank on the Red Sox making some moves

Although the Sox could stand pat and have the talent to defend their championship, that?s rarely a good strategy. This week?s GM meetings is when the groundwork for deals begins.

Metro

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BU researchers make first link from severe CTE to genes

In a small study published Saturday, the team of scientists found people with a certain gene variant were more likely to have worse effects of the degenerative brain disease.

Politics

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Senator Elizabeth Warren and challenger Geoff Diehl.

Elizabeth Warren returns to Mass. for final push in race with Geoff Diehl

The senator began a three-day swing across the state after stumping this week for candidates in Ohio and Wisconsin.

Nation & World

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MARGATE, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 04: Ross Edgley of England celebrates finishing his 'Great British Swim', an historic 2,000 mile swim around Great Britain on November 4, 2018 in Margate, England. (Photo by Luke Walker/Getty Images for Red Bull)

Adventurer completes 157-day, 1,791-mile swim around Britain

A 33-year-old British endurance athlete stepped ashore on an English beach Sunday, becoming the first person to swim around the coast of Great Britain.

Columnists

Renée Graham

Not voting is lame. I should know

Boston -5/25/16- The gender- neutral bathrooms on the 5th floor of Boston City Hall across from the reception area for the Mayor's office.Boston Globe staff Photo by John Tlumacki (lifestyle)

JEFF JACOBY

Three reasons to vote No on Question 3

Supporters of US President Donald Trump look on before he arrives for a campaign rally at Southport High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, on November 2, 2018. (Photo by Nicholas Kamm / AFP)NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images

Michael A. Cohen

A Trump rally can feel like an alternate universe

Onlookers watch and cheer at a hospital in Chiang Rai city as ambulances deliver boys rescued from a cave in northern Thailand.

BEVERLY BECKHAM

Yearning to believe in our goodness

The 1912 champion Red Sox (that?s Smoky Joe Wood waving his cap up at top).

Bob Ryan

Best Sox team? 1912 club like a word

In this Oct. 9, 2018, photo Gabby Salinas, Democratic candidate for State Senate seat in District 31, poses for a photo in Germantown, Tenn. Salinas faces GOP state Sen. Brian Kelsey, who didn?t even have a Democratic challenger four years ago. (Joe Rondone/The Commercial Appeal via AP)

Michael A. Cohen

Down South, Democrats emerge from shadows

President Donald Trump arrives at the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018, from a campaign rally in Fort Myers, Fla. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

SCOT LEHIGH

The Great Trumpkin?s powers are fading

WORCESTER, MA - AUGUST 23: David Hogg, Parkland shooting survivor and activist givess an interview before the kick off of the 50 Miles More walk against gun violence which will end with a protest at the Smith and Wesson Firearms factory on August 23, 2018 in Worcester, Massachusetts. After the Parkland, Florida mass shooting, 50 Miles More was organized to engage young people in the effort to bring about gun reform legislation. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)

JOAN WICKERSHAM

Who I?m voting for

A nurse responds to an alarm at the Clinic Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital West Campus during her shift.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will ?a cry for help? from nurses be answered?

A crowd watches as a bus carrying students returns to Columbia Point with broken windows on Sept. 12, 1974, the first day of school under the new busing system put in place to desegregate Boston Public Schools.

Renée Graham

?Whitey? Bulger cemented Boston?s racist image

Littleton, MA--10/16/2018-- House candidate Rick Green talks with voters as he campaigns outside of Littleton Cafe. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 17lowell Reporter:

SCOT LEHIGH

Rick Green and the Big Question

A view of the Rodef Shalom Congregation where the funeral for Tree of Life Congregation mass shooting victims Cecil Rosenthal and David Rosenthal who are brothers will be held October 30, 2018 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. - US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania will visit Pittsburgh on October 30, 2018 to show support after a gunman killed 11 people in a massacre at the synagogue on October 27, 2018. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP)BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images

Indira A.R. Lakshmanan

Attack on Mr. Rogers? neighborhood ? and mine

Business

Antiquarian booksellers hit Amazon with strike

More than 250 dealers in 24 countries say they are pulling more than 1 million books off AbeBooks for a week.

Arts

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Special reports

Inside our Secret Courts

Criminal charges often disappear. There are few rules and fewer records. In these private hearings, who you are ? and who you know ? may be just as important as right and wrong. Read the Spotlight report.

The Big Picture

The Big Picture

Globe staff photos of the month, October 2018

Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: fall colors, Halloween, and a World Series victory.

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STAT

Voters want lower drug prices, but they?re poised to elect major pharma allies

Tuesday?s elections could install a Senate that includes a pharma CEO and two industry lobbyists.

Love Letters: The Podcast

Until next year, my sweetheart

In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.

Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic

Patriots pull away in 4th quarter

It?s a bird, it?s a plane. No, it?s baby Trump.

Hey robot, is that report ready?

After all these years, Bob Cousy knew he needed to reach out to Bill Russell

Globe must-reads

Stan Grossfeld

After playing career, a hardball politician

Scott Kirsner | Innovation Economy

Some say to take startup money ?off the table?

Environmental group stays neutral in gov. race

BuzzSaw | Matthew Gilbert

Confessions of an overwhelmed TV critic

BLOTTER TALES

Wrangling runaway horses in Wilmington

Ideas | Thomas Levenson

Research on gun suicides shows: Enemy is inside house

Baker, Gonzalez diverge on visions for health care

Ga. secretary of state cites database hacking attempt, gives no evidence

Stone throwers face different fates across the globe

Synagogue shooting worst of many hateful attacks in October

Obama, Trump clash in final pitches to voters

Democrats eye a wall of their own: the Blue Wall

Bank on the Red Sox making some moves

BU researchers make first link from severe CTE to genes

House from ?Star Trek: The Next Generation? listed for $5.7 million

Elizabeth Warren returns to Mass. for final push in race with Geoff Diehl

Nation & World

Adventurer completes 157-day, 1,791-mile swim around Britain

Toyota recalls over 1 million vehicles to fix air bag problem

Columnists

Renée Graham

Not voting is lame. I should know

JEFF JACOBY

Three reasons to vote No on Question 3

Michael A. Cohen

A Trump rally can feel like an alternate universe

BEVERLY BECKHAM

Yearning to believe in our goodness

Bob Ryan

Best Sox team? 1912 club like a word

Michael A. Cohen

Down South, Democrats emerge from shadows

SCOT LEHIGH

The Great Trumpkin?s powers are fading

JOAN WICKERSHAM

Who I?m voting for

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will ?a cry for help? from nurses be answered?

Renée Graham

?Whitey? Bulger cemented Boston?s racist image

SCOT LEHIGH

Rick Green and the Big Question

Indira A.R. Lakshmanan

Attack on Mr. Rogers? neighborhood ? and mine

Antiquarian booksellers hit Amazon with strike

Globe staff photos of the month, October 2018

Real Estate

Crossword

Losing Laura

The 2017 Women & Power issue

Advice: Grandma thought Grandpa had an affair. Now we know.

Christopher Kimball: Three easy weeknight recipes with an international twist