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- City Pushing Major Changes to Special Education
- Cape Cod Residents Don't Expect One Ruling to End Long Fight
- Britain's Tory Leader, Cameron, Walks Labour's Turf
- Exxon's Profit Up 38 Percent as Oil Prices Rise
- Human Scale in the Grand Central Dig
| City Pushing Major Changes to Special Education | Top |
| Principals at 1,500 schools must enroll all but the most severely disabled students by fall 2011. | |
| Cape Cod Residents Don't Expect One Ruling to End Long Fight | Top |
| Many say they support the development of alternative energy, just not off their coastline. | |
| Britain's Tory Leader, Cameron, Walks Labour's Turf | Top |
| David Cameron's relaxed manner suggests a sense that at least a narrow majority could be within the Conservative party's grasp. | |
| Exxon's Profit Up 38 Percent as Oil Prices Rise | Top |
| Sales also rose, but its income for the first quarter, $6.3 billion, fell short of Wall Street forecasts. | |
| Human Scale in the Grand Central Dig | Top |
| Forty-five feet below street level, Todd Heisler and Mariana Vasconcellos visited an enormous excavation project at Grand Central Terminal. | |
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