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Clinton?s N.H. infrastructure dwarfs Trump?s operation

Just a few weeks before Election Day, the Globe made unannounced stops at six campaign offices in New Hampshire.

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But if you?re hoping for a duet of ?I Got You Babe,? you?re probably out of luck.

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2016/06/02/BostonGlobe.com/Business/Images/starrynight_20.jpg Bain exec says election could create upheaval in US markets

Bain Capital managing director Jonathan Lavine predicted the potential for upheaval, particularly if Donald Trump wins.

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Michael Phelps can add getting married to his long list of accomplishments this year.

Dinner with Cupid

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Does he have ?The Right Stuff? to turn her head?

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Or is it Tom Hanks?

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In defense of the yoga pants guy

Alan Sorrentino says he wrote his now-infamous letter, the one decrying the wearing of yoga pants by women over 20, as a joke.

Women & Power | Magazine

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Some of Greater Boston?s most accomplished women share their strategies for success.

Love Letters

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I know co-workers will complain and burn off steam, but this seems more toxic.

Celtics season opener

10/26/16: Boston, MA: The Celtics Avery Bradley loses control of the ball as he is pressured by the Nets Rondoe Hollis-Jefferson (right) in the first quarter The Boston Celtics hosted the Brooklyn Nets in the regular season NBA basketball opener at the TD Garden. (Globe Staff Photo/Jim Davis) section: sports topic: Celtics-Nets

CELTICS 122, NETS 117

Celtics? starters thought job was done, then had to punch back in

When the reserves nearly blew a big lead, Boston?s starters had to finish things off on opening night.

Jessica Kensky and her husband, Patrick Downes, play with Rescue, a service black Labrador.

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The story of Rescue and Jessica, a dog, a woman, and rebirth

Rescue, the black Labrador, came into Jessica Kensky?s life six months after the Boston Marathon bombing.

Neighborhood Health Plan freezes enrollment

Neighborhood Health Plan isn?t taking new MassHealth members after having lost $241 million since 2014.

Transit police blocked access to the Orange Line Wednesday.

Councilors call for change after Orange Line motor overheats

City Council President Michelle Wu and Councilor Josh Zakim criticized the T after an Orange Line train?s motor overheated.

Disruptions on Green Line after woman hit by trolley

The MBTA said the trolley ?made contact with the woman? as she tried to cross the tracks in Brookline.

JOHNSTOWN, NY - AUGUST 19: Cannabis plants grow in the greenhouse at Vireo Health's medical marijuana cultivation facility, August 19, 2016 in Johnstown, New York. New York state lawmakers voted to legalize marijuana for medical use in 2014 and the law took effect in January 2016. Currently, five organizations are allowed to grow and sell the drug for medical use in the state. New York's new law only allows people with 'severe debilitating or life threatening conditions' to obtain marijuana for medical use. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

EDITORIAL

Just say ?yes? on Question 4

Despite the proposal?s many flaws, the harm stemming from continued inaction on marijuana would be even greater.

Car reported stolen in 1988 pulled from Merrimack River

The 1986 Nissan was pulled from the river in Haverhill Wednesday.

30nosomerville - ?T?he preserved historic facades and the new construction? planned for Somerville High School?.? (Symmes Maini & McKee Associates?)??

Symmes Maini & McKee Associates

Will Somerville voters OK the state?s priciest school ever?

The $257 million price tag would top the $198.5 million spent to build the Newton North High School, completed in 2010.

Some snowflakes, lots of rain and gusting winds

In other words, a fall day in New England on tap for Thursday, the National Weather Service said.

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Drought conditions in Mass. remained essentially the same despite more than an inch of rain in Greater Boston.

The Millennium Tower, as seen as part of the skyline at night.

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Boston condo prices hit new heights

The median price hit $913,500, thanks to the new Millennium Tower.

Opinion & Ideas

Opinion | L. Rafael Reif

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IT?s new startup support accelerator, The Engine, is intended to close the gap between transformative new-science innovations and the long trek to the marketplace.

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The desperate and the dead

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Behind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.

The Big Picture

Autumn colors from around the world

Fall in the northern hemisphere showed vibrant colors around the globe.

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Banks are issuing credit cards like it?s 2007
Shares of Twitter rose before the opening bell Thursday.

Twitter to lay off more than 300 workers

Banking veterans Mark Thompson (left) and John Sullivan will lead the takeover of Admirals Bank.

Shirley Leung

Does Boston need a bank just for millennials?
Gulla was an Afghan refugee girl when she gained international fame in 1984 after war photographer Steve McCurry?s photograph of her was published on the cover of National Geographic.

National Geographic?s famed ?Afghan girl? arrested in Pakistan

Falmouth doctor files lawsuit seeking right to die

More towns are tossing out plastic shopping bags
?We?re seeing a significant legacy of mismanagement,? said Brian Shortsleeve, the MBTA?s acting general manager.

T replaces half-dozen executives after billing errors that cost $600,000
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speaks to supporters during a

Flow of money worried Clinton aides
The Pentagon has secretly expanded its global network of drone bases to North Africa.

US has secretly expanded network of drone bases to North Africa
Issa Rae (left) and Lisa Joyce in ?Insecure.?

TV CRITIC?s CORNER

The best and worst of new fall TV

A boy playing Pokemon Go during Labor Day weekend in New York.

Kids with lots of screen time less likely to take initiative

Salt-N-Pepa is one of the acts on the I Love the ?90s Tour.

Commentary

What was the real sound of the ?90s? It was wider than this.

Sports

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Boston Bruins center Austin Czarnik (27) shoots and scores a goal against the New York Rangers during the first period of an NHL hockey game, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)

Rangers 5, Bruins 2

Things really aren?t going as planned for the Bruins

A transformation in playing style hasn?t translated into wins, as evidenced by a third strtaight loss Wednesday.

Metro

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Changes coming to Inman Square intersection

The city will study the impacts of the changes on surrounding intersections and the neighborhood.

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Donald Trump?s Hollywood Walk of Fame star was vandalized overnight.

Donald Trump?s Walk of Fame star vandalized overnight

Los Angeles police are investigating the vandalizing of Donald Trump?s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Real Estate Partner Content

This Swampscott home has panoramic ocean views and looks like a contemporary art museum

This five-bedroom, five-bathroom, two-half bathroom home in Swampscott takes advantage of the natural landscape surrounding it through its curved, contemporary shape.

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The Car Doc weighs in.

Columnists

A man smoked marijuana in Amsterdam.

Opinion | JOAN VENNOCHI

Vote no on Question 4 ? it?s an industry-driven mess of a proposal
Indians Lonnie Chisenhall (right) and Francisco Lindor celebrated after a 6-0 win in Game 1.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Where?s all the love for the Indians?
NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 19: Thousands of city teachers rally in Foley Square on Wednesday afternoon to demand that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio take action on charter school growth on October 19, 2016 in New York City. The teachers want the mayor to approve the opening of new charter schools, which members of the teacher's union are against. The protesters want to see the doubling of the number of students served by charters to 200,000, which would be 20 percent of the city's public school enrollment. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

SCOT LEHIGH

What if your kids were stuck in a bad school?
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange addressed media and supporters earlier this year from the balcony of Ecuador's embassy in central London.

DANTE RAMOS

Julian Assange, a nightmare boss
Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda in 1972.

Michael A. Cohen

How Tom Hayden led to Bernie Sanders
Terry Francona and Theo Epstein won two championships in Boston.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Epstein, Francona together again at World Series
Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling posed with Donald Trump campaign volunteers last week in Salem, N.H.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Curt Schilling is minor league as a politician
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trumpmeets Monday with first responders at St. Johns County Sheriffs Department in St. Augustine, Fla.

Alex Beam

#NeverTrump from Day 1
Curt Schilling spoke Saturday at an anti-Hillary Clinton rally on City Hall Plaza.

KEVIN CULLEN

Curt Schilling is out of his league
Running back Le'Veon Bell (149 total yards) ran the Patriots? defense ragged.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Patriots defense not passing the eye test

Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab

AT&T-Time Warner deal raises fresh concerns
Police blocked off a road near the scene of the Oct. 12 shooting.

Kevin Cullen

Worries about militarizing police are misplaced

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Gulla was an Afghan refugee girl when she gained international fame in 1984 after war photographer Steve McCurry?s photograph of her was published on the cover of National Geographic.

National Geographic?s famed ?Afghan girl? arrested in Pakistan

Police in Pakistan have arrested National Geographic?s famed green-eyed ?Afghan Girl? for having a fake identity card.

Business

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Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. has been struggling after a number of foodborne outbreaks in the past year.

Chipotle plummets after elusive comeback shakes confidence

Shares of the burrito chain plunged after disappointing third-quarter sales shook investor confidence.

Arts

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Wolf Kahn?s paintings ?Into a Clearing?at ACME Fine Art.

Galleries

When much goes on beneath the surface

ACME Fine Art shows early paintings by Wolf Kah.

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Names

Watch Ben Affleck profanely urge N.H. voters to get to the polls

Turns out Affleck?s real name is Benny ?The Sweet One? O?Callahan.

The story behind 'Spotlight'

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?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

Ground Game

ground game

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Sure, anything could still happen, but millions have already cast their ballots in early voting, and Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump.

Magazine

The cover for the October 23 2016 issue

Meet the unlikely champions of legalized weed in Mass.

The cover for the October 16 2016 issue

Recipes: Pork chops and coffee go great together (really)

The cover for the October 9 2016 issue

Special wishes in the Children?s Hospital garden
The cover for the October 2 2016 issue

Teachers on opposite sides of the charter school debate speak out

Design New England

Design New England

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Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.