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- Nigerian May Have Used Course in Yemen as Cover
- U.N. Moving Many Foreign Workers Out of Pakistan
- C.I.A. Confirms 7 of Its Employees Were Killed in Afghanistan
- Degas Work Stolen
- Cooking Up Luck for the New Year
- AT&T Is the Latest to Drop Woods
- Monday Puzzle Prize Winners
| Nigerian May Have Used Course in Yemen as Cover | Top |
| The suspected airplane bomber used a school as a pretext to legally reenter Yemen after being recruited by Al Qaeda, the school's director believes. | |
| U.N. Moving Many Foreign Workers Out of Pakistan | Top |
| About 60 U.N. employees, or about one quarter of the organization's staff, will leave the country, the latest sign of Western fears as terror attacks have escalated in recent months. | |
| C.I.A. Confirms 7 of Its Employees Were Killed in Afghanistan | Top |
| The suicide bomber who killed them wore an Afghan National Army uniform, according to NATO officials. | |
| Degas Work Stolen | Top |
| A painting by the Impressionist master Edgar Degas has been stolen at an exhibition in Marseille. | |
| Cooking Up Luck for the New Year | Top |
| Martha Rose Shulman explores traditional lucky foods from around the world in this week's Recipes for Health. | |
| AT&T Is the Latest to Drop Woods | Top |
| AT&T, whose logo had been emblazoned on Tiger Woods's golf bag, said Thursday that it is ending its sponsorship agreement with him. | |
| Monday Puzzle Prize Winners | Top |
| It never ceases to amaze me how much skill and intelligence our readers bring to our Monday puzzles. The time has come to hand out the prizes. | |
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