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Death toll from Philippine typhoon could be thousands

The death toll from one of the strongest storms on record could reach 10,000 people in the Philippines, officials said, as the devastation became apparent.

Talks on Iranian nuclear program end without deal

The talks between Iran and six world powers ended without an agreement, but Secretary of State John Kerry said “significant progress” had been made.

Bosons mate Ben Hansen and his wife, Jessica, of Edmore, Mich., were photographed in front of the USS Gerald Ford.

First of new generation of aircraft carriers is christened

The USS Gerald Ford will be the Navy’s most technologically advanced aircraft carrier when it joins the fleet in 2016.

US seeks $864m from Bank of America over loans

A jury found the bank, which acquired Countrywide in 2008, liable for selling thousands of bad home loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The Celtics celebrated after Jeff Green’s last-second game-winner.

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Celtics steal a win in Miami

Jeff Green hit a three-pointer at the buzzer for Boston’s third consecutive victory.

Patrice Bergeron found the net early in the third period against the Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer.

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Bruins overpower Maple Leafs

Patrice Bergeron scored twice in the third period to lift the Bruins past the Maple Leafs at TD Garden.

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Your guide to the 2013-14 ski and board season

Tips, news, advice, and more on snow sports in New England and points west.

Canyon Ranch in the Berkshires combines Gilded Age graciousness with modern-day fitness and wellness.

Three all-inclusive N.E. resorts

After paying a set fee upfront, all meals, liquor, tips, exercise classes, and rental equipment are included in the cost of your stay.

Opinion

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The two statues and eight narrative plaques deserve better than their current fate as magnets for vagrants and pigeons.

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Astrid Franco and Jessica Khokhlan attend UMass Boston.

When mom, dad won’t let go
Delia Binette, 6, looked at an X-ray of a sea turtle at New England Aquarium.

A special trip to the aquarium
Jack Hammond, retired Army brigadier general, with a village elder in Kabul province in Afghanistan in 2011. says the Marathon bombing left him with sleepless nights.

Veterans with PTSD felt emotional distress after Marathon bombings, BU study finds

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12 plans for Mayor Walsh’s new Boston

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Menino’s advice for Walsh
Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, and Roger Clemens are all part of Bob Ryan’s 25-man all-time Red Sox World Series roster.

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The all-time Red Sox World Series team
World Series MVP David Ortiz held up a championship belt at the start of the parade.

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Globe photos of the week, Nov. 8, 2013
At Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun, bet on Italian dining at Ballo, swimming, music at Wolf Den, and an eye-catching hotel. At nearby Foxwoods, there’s Shrine nightclub and Asian restaurant Red Lantern.

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Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun without gambling?
(Clockwise from top) Proposed casinos in Milford, Springfield, and Everett.

Shirley Leung

What if we end up with no casinos?

Scott Brown, shown in Nashua in April, has been coy about his political plans.

Scott Brown gets a plea to run in N.H.

Kevin Cullen

Languishing in Lawrence

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Stanford 83, Boston College 71

BC women can’t hang with No. 3 Stanford

Boston College’s women’s basketball team outscored the Cardinal in the second half but couldn’t make up a 20-point halftime deficit.

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Westfield State University President Evan Dobelle has come under fire over lavish spending of university resources.

Dobelle resigns from Westfield State presidency

Embattled Westfield State president Evan Dobelle abruptly retired Friday, departing with nothing but his pension amid controversy over his spending of university resources.

Politics

Clerk William Maloney of the Lawrence Board of Registrars reviewed a provisional ballot Friday at City Hall.

Lantigua still behind in mayoral race after review

Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua remained 57 votes behind in his reelection bid after a review of provisional ballots Friday night.

Columnists

Derrick Z. Jackson

Can New Bedford lure a turbine plant?
The Boston Irish Famine Memorial is at the corner of Washington and School streets.

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Irish Famine Memorial needs to be restored

JOAN VENNOCHI

Goliath blinked, and voters noticed
Mourners in Wisconsin hold a vigil in October marking the one-year anniversary of a shooting at a hair salon.

Opinion | RENÉE LOTH

Private gun sales, public tragedy
(Clockwise from top) Proposed casinos in Milford, Springfield, and Everett.

Shirley Leung

What if we end up with no casinos?

Kevin Cullen

Languishing in Lawrence
President Nixon, at a news conference on March 15, 1973.

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The same-name identity crisis

NICHOLAS BURNS

Mideast allies crave leadership from US

Yvonne Abraham

Now to keep Boston voters’ faith
OverDrive provides about 1.8 million downloadable e-books and audiobooks to about 90 percent of US public libraries, including Boston’s (above).

Tech lab

The e-book choice — rent, borrow, or buy?

Kevin Cullen

We are our parents’ children

JEFF JACOBY

The bitter pill of failed state tax incentives

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Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kotov is seen on a giant screen at the Mission Control Center in Korolyov as he holds the Sochi 2014 Olympic Torch outside of the International Space Station.

Olympic torch taken on first spacewalk

The torch was carefully held by two Russian cosmonauts outside the International Space Station as it orbited some 260 miles above Earth.

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Jennifer Dicicco of Waltham won a free coffee maker at the opening the Keurig store in the Burlington Mall.

Burlington Mall hosts Keurig’s first-ever retail outlet

The first company store dedicated to the single-cup coffee makers opened Friday in a space that looks and feels like a finely appointed luxury kitchen.

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Ruby Wax, the child of Jewish immigrants who fled prewar Austria, was depressed as a child, as was her mother.

With humor and without fear, Ruby Wax confronts mental illness

“Out of Her Mind,” which explores what the comedian calls “the tsunami of depression,” makes its New England premiere at Oberon in Cambridge.

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Love Letters

She asked him to stop flirting

Is past traumatic relationship affecting her judgment?

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People and pigeons have long been interesting to photographers, especially years ago when the birds were more popular and were readily fed.

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Top 100 women-led businesses in Massachusetts
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A First Period home gets a second life
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David Keith hopes we don’t have to use his ideas to reverse global warming
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Why is it so hard to find a doctor?

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“A 2011 report from the World Health Organization estimated that Russians were drinking an average of about 4 gallons of pure alcohol per year — about 70 percent more than their American counterparts.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on alcoholism in Russia