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What happened on December 10, 2011
BUSINESS
Stop the pharmacy consolidation train By Steven Pearlstein
Gobbledygook or not, it’s still credit By Michelle Singletary
Case in Point: To go from worst to first, alter the business model By Brian Moriarty and R. Edward Freeman
SPORTS
Tim Tebow stands at crossroads of sports, religion and popular culture By Mark Maske
Georgetown basketball jumps out to early lead, holds on to beat Howard, 62-48 By Tarik El-bashir
How the greats stack up
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Capitals’ Wideman loses hat trick By — Katie Carrera
Wizards’ John Wall: “I feel this is my year to break out” By Michael Lee
Virginia AAA Division 5 final: Phoebus ends South County’s winning streak By James Wagner
Under Mike Shanahan, Redskins’ roster could benefit from more delegation, better scouting infrastructure, NFL observers say By Rick Maese
NFL players’ union is right to question HGH testing methods By Sally Jenkins
Dale Hunter has unfinished business with the Capitals By Tarik El-bashir
In MLB free agency, teams face the Albert Pujols dilemma: How much is too much? By Thomas Boswell
Centreville football falls in Virginia AAA Division 6 final to Oscar Smith, 47-21 By Paul Tenorio
Army-Navy game: Midshipmen hang on for 10th consecutive win over Black Knights By Gene Wang
POLITICS
Romney’s claim that Obama apologizes for U.S. is based on distortions By Glenn Kessler
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The surprising candidacy of Ron Paul By Dan Balz
Steadiness in the polls is Romney’s biggest strength — and weakness By Chris Cillizza
Gingrich comes under attack in GOP debate By Dan Balz and Philip Rucker
McCaskill-led earmark probe finds $834 million in requests By Kimberly Kindy
Mitt Romney, the problem solver By Ann Gerhart
WORLD
Merkel caught between upsetting her voters or Europe By Michael Birnbaum
After 5 years, Mexico’s drug war still rages By William Booth
Thousands of protesters in Russia demand fair elections By Will Englund and Kathy Lally
‘A crisis of confidence’
Pentagon program to limit the threat of roadside bombs faces budget cut By Walter Pincus
Palestinian shot with tear-gas canister dies By Joel Greenberg
U.S. ambassador: Kabul attack won’t spawn sectarian violence in Afghanistan By Ernesto Londoño
Civilian killings created insurmountable hurdle to extended U.S. troop presence in Iraq By Liz Sly
NATIONAL
Russia gives up on failed Mars probe, braces for crash landing next month By Brian Vastag
At U.N. climate talks, delegates salvage last-minute compromise By Juliet Eilperin
LIFESTYLE
Miss Manners: Holiday budget feels the strain of gifts to extended family By Miss Manners
Theater’s Top 10 By Peter Marks
Ask Amy: Shift-changer with disclosure dilemma
Date Lab: A gentleman and a classy lady walk into a bar ... By Ellen Mccarthy
LOCAL
Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling to be Virginia’s part-timer ‘decider’ By Laura Vozzella
A ‘Renaissance guy’ of organized labor By Lauren Wiseman
Transit users await congressional action on pretax benefits By Dana Hedgpeth
Tactics, philosophies varied at D.C.’s three left-leaning protest camps By Robert Mccartney
Outbreak of assaults in D.C. By Martin Weil
Dr. Gridlock’s traffic, transit tips
Joseph P. Kane Jr., association official
Hinckley: ‘Flawed’ but improving, or a danger? By Del Quentin Wilber
Carjacking suspect fatally shot by Takoma Park police By Matt Schudel
Jerry Robinson, co-creator of the Joker, Batman’s nemesis, dies at 89 By Michael Cavna
Washington area won’t be able to see total eclipse of the moon By Martin Weil
Va. Tech gunman described by Radford classmate as a ‘typical college kid’ By Justin Jouvenal and Jenna Johnson
Drivers worry about HOT lanes north of Tysons Corner By Robert Thomson
Edward W. Bodnar, priest, Georgetown professor
Mary ‘Sandy’ Augliere, real estate agent
Metro evaluates its summer performance By Robert Thomson
Wreath-laying event at Arlington to ‘remember, honor and teach’ By Pamela Constable
Little is left of Bull Run dam that once helped electrify Manassas By John Kelly
Maryland Legal Aid helps out during hard times By Jimm Phillips
Man killed in Brentwood ‘was loved by everybody,’ friends say By Hamil R. Harris and Martin Weil
Akihiro Takahashi, survivor of atomic blast at Hiroshima, dies at 80 By T. Rees Shapiro
OPINIONS
Europe at the brink By Editorial Board
Perspectives on the occupation
It’s more than Virginia Tech’s tragedy By Editorial Board
Why we need health insurance
The privilege of teaching school
Tinkering at immigration’s margins By Editorial Board
Fortress White House
William Lockridge deserved to have a namesake library
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