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Super Tuesday contests could reshape GOP race

In contests across 10 states today, over 400 delegates are at stake - more than one-third of the 1,144 needed for the nomination.

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Andrew DeCusati voted in Duxbury this morning.

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Elizabeth Connell, left, and her husband, Kevin, arrived in Duxbury to cast their ballots.

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A voter in Montpelier, Vt., cast his ballot this morning.

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Mitt Romney spoke via satellite to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in Washington, D.C., this morning.

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Rick Santorum also addressed the AIPAC in Washington, D.C., this morning.

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Newt Gingrich addressed the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce in Duluth, Ga., this morning.

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Voters filled out their ballots in Steubenville, Ohio, this morning.

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A voter entered the Lexington Avenue Fire House in Cambridge to cast his vote this morning.

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A polling station was ready for Super Tuesday voters in Cambridge this morning.

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Voters lined up to cast their ballots in Johns Creek, Ga.

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Mary Lou Andrews, right, stopped to fill out a voter certification card in Johns Creek, Ga.

Super Tuesday fact sheet

With 10 states voting today, “Super Tuesday” is half the size it was four years ago, but still a key voting day in the nomination process.

Voters head to the polls in Mass. to pick GOP nominee

Voters are heading to the polls this morning to vote in a Republican presidential primary, joining voters in nine other states who participating in Super Tuesday.

81-year-old woman claims $336.4 million lottery prize

Louise White claimed the Powerball jackpot today with the winning ticket that was bought at a Stop & Shop in Newport, R.I.

Doctors’ pay rises with new patients

Reflecting dramatic shifts in health care, Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women’s hospitals are paying doctors more if they agree to accept new patients.

Report: Pittsfield radio station drops Rush Limbaugh show

Following controversial remarks by Limbaugh directed at a Georgetown University law student, Pittsfield radio station 1420 AM WBEC has dropped his show, CNN is reporting.

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Disabled fear T’s plans for changes in The Ride

Changes proposed as part of the MBTA’s broader deficit-cutting plan would drive up the round-trip cost of The Ride.

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Circular take on modernism

Tuukka Rask (center), who was diagnosed with a lower abdomen/groin strain, was helped off the ice by Greg Zanon (left) and Joe Corvo Saturday.

Tuukka Rask out 4-6 weeks with groin injury

View from the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner delivers comfort

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Youthful exuberance sparks ‘Romeo and Juliet’

DANCE REVIEW

Flamenco fireworks from Olga Pericet

Monson aiding new storm victims in Midwest and South

Globe wins digital design awards

Red Sox clubhouse abuse scandal grows

Woman tries for third kidney transplant

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Somerville man is chauffeur for Nobel laureates

As part of a nonprofit program called Nobel Laureate School Visits, Dan Mosher has driven nine Nobel Prize recipients and will chauffeur his 10th, MIT professor Robert Merton, Tuesday.

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Charles Ogletree is a respected commentator on race issues.

Harvard professor offers help in church-bank fight

Harvard Law professor Charles Ogletree has agreed to help the Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church in their loan dispute with OneUnited Bank.