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What happened on November 22, 2011

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What happened on November 22, 2011

BUSINESS

The dilemma of using personal vs. business credit cards By Odysseas Papadimitriou

SOPA opposition goes viral By Hayley Tsukayama and Cecilia Kang

Black Friday 2011: Zappos offers savings over the holiday weekend, but not in the conventional way By Sarah Halzack

Three ways to boost profitability By Mary Ellen Biery

Oct. job growth pushes down area unemployment rates By V. Dion Haynes and And Abha Bhattarai

Black Friday 2011: Apple to offer deals By Sarah Halzack

Retail groups appeal swipe fee rules By Ylan Q. Mui

Black Friday 2011: Amazon selling smartphones for a cent By Hayley Tsukayama

Revised GDP figures offer hope for final three months of 2011 By Neil Irwin

Fed plans second stress test for big banks By Neil Irwin

FCC deals serious blow to AT&T and T-Mobile deal By Jia Lynn Yang

What to consider before offering free shipping By Mary Ellen Biery

Facebook users: Five degrees of separation By Hayley Tsukayama

CFPB looking to educate students on private loans By Michelle Singletary

Where the federal contracts are in 2012 By Lourdes Martin-rosa

LOCAL

Prince George’s elected officials due for a raise in tough economic times By Miranda S. Spivack

Andrew M. Kramer, innovative labor lawyer, dies at 67 By Adam Bernstein

Derrik Sweeney’s father: Son ‘probably got caught up’ in Cairo protests By Michael E. Ruane and Jenna Johnson

Washington area food pantries strain under swelling demand By Jeremy Borden

Thieves set their sights on high-end eyewear By Dan Morse

Paul Motian, influential jazz drummer, dies at 80 By Matt Schudel

Partnership helps provide homes to the less fortunate By David Bowers

Thanksgiving and cherishing our gifts and fortune By Rabbi Daniel G. Zemel

Selling a done deal By Mike Debonis

Man faces charge in Glen Burnie slaying By Sylvia Carignan

Free turkeys don’t fly in Barry’s Ward 8 By Courtland Milloy

Referendum set on Montgomery law curbing police bargaining rights By Victor Zapana

In a code blue moment By Rev. Ronald Braxton

East Coast rape suspect likely to face first trial in Prince William County By Josh White

Most of Intercounty Connector opens to traffic By Katherine Shaver

Some deer need to go — why not in a needy person’s belly? By John Kelly

Wal-Mart package for D.C. includes job-training program, $21 million in donations By Jonathan O’connell

Eli Hurvitz, who built Israeli generic-drug giant, dies at 79 By T. Rees Shapiro

Occupy Wall Street protesters arrive in D.C. after 231-mile walk from New York By Tim Craig

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Micro,’ by Michael Crichton and Richard Preston By Patrick Anderson

Book review: ‘Drawing Power: A Compendium of Cartoon Advertising’ By Michael Taube

Hugh Nissenson’s ‘The Pilgrim,’ reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles

New books about Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes By Yvonne Zipp

LIFESTYLE

Playing Marilyn Monroe a new kind of challenge for Michelle Williams By John Defore

HBO’s ‘Sound of Mumbai’: A forlorn note By Hank Stuever

Thanksgiving and the history of America’s long weekends By Monica Hesse

Washington area appraisers can let you know how valuable your rugs are By Jeanne Huber

Fallon, Roots up walk-on music’s snark factor for Bachmann appearance By Lisa De Moraes

Pasta Primavera, a wonderful, catch-all dish By Barbara Damrosch

Movie review: ‘Arthur Christmas’ By Michael O’sullivan

Review: ‘The Swell Season’ By Ann Hornaday

Michele Bachmann says knowing ‘when to say no’ as a mom applies to presidency By Melinda Henneberger

Martin Scorsese’s 3-D ‘Hugo’: An exuberant adaptation By Ann Hornaday

Backstage: ‘You, Nero’ at Arena Stage; ‘Much Ado’ at Shakespeare Theatre By Jessica Goldstein

Hints From Heloise: Sweet on the packets By Heloise

My Week With Marilyn review By Mark Jenkins

Ask Amy: Parents work hard for those good grades By Amy Dickinson

Washington Sports Clubs launch exercise hotline for Thanksgiving By Vicky Hallett

Leaf-raking, the right way By Adrian Higgins

The Navigator: Do we need an International Travelers Bill of Rights? By Christopher Elliott

Home maintenance tasks for November By Jeanne Huber

Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free? You can still enjoy Thanksgiving dinner By Jennifer Larue Huget

Multiple children aren’t for everyone By Carolyn Hax

House Calls: Living room makeover By Terri Sapienza

Advice on the 2011 Crafts Contest from last year’s winner By Delece Smith-barrow

Review: ‘Country Music: In Performance at the White House’ By Chris Richards

TV Highlights: ‘The Martha Stewart Show’ Thanksgiving special; ‘The X Factor’ By — Emily Yahr

Humidifiers: Drying up? By Jura Koncius

A ‘Night Before Christmas’ to remember By Celia Wren

WORLD

Afghanistan to need billions in aid for years, World Bank says By Joshua Partlow

Al-Qaeda targets dwindle as group shrinks By Greg Miller

Critics take aim at Turkey’s growing social curbs By Daniel Dombey

Egyptian generals pledge to cede power early By Leila Fadel and Ernesto Londoño

Husain Haqqani, Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States, quits amid scandal By Karin Brulliard

Danielle Mitterrand, former French first lady, dies at 87 By Jamey Keaten

Gorbachev condemns Russia’s ‘imitation’ democratic institutions By Michael Birnbaum

‘Slaughterhouse dude’ Chris Hart reflects changing U.S. role in Afghanistan By Joshua Partlow

Turkey urges Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down By Alice Fordham

Mikhail Gorbachev interview excerpts By Michael Birnbaum