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What happened on February 04, 2012

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What happened on February 04, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

Ben Gazzara, stage film and TV actor, dies at 81 By Matt Schudel

BUSINESS

Have old debts? The collector might be too late. By Michelle Singletary

Case in Point: How process improvement principles can save time in your day By Elliott Weiss and Rebecca Goldberg

Forget super PACs. A modest proposal for legalizing bribery By Steven Pearlstein

Tax tips for the 99% By Kevin Mccormally

Gene B. Sperling: Obama’s jobs creator By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Mitt Romney strategy could help maximize charitable tax deductions By Margaret Collins

LIFESTYLE

David Choe, the art world’s soon-to-be Facebook millionaire By Maura Judkis

Miss Manners: Teachers must teach etiquette because some parents will not By Miss Manners

NATIONAL

Susan G. Komen foundation takes steps to rebuild trust after PR fiasco By Lena H. Sun and Sarah Kliff

Castaway lizards put evolution to the test By Brian Vastag

LOCAL

Number of requests for restraining orders explodes in Virginia By Justin Jouvenal

In D.C. schools, early lessons in gay tolerance By Michael Alison Chandler

Parents say Loudoun officials reaching too far to stop school tardies By Emma Brown

In 1972, Redskin fans couldn’t watch NFC championship on TVs in Washington By John Kelly

Occupy D.C. camp raided by police By Annie Gowen

Virginia Tech hosts another kind of sports competition By Martin Weil

Fairfax County focusing on neediest in more modest affordable housing program By Fredrick Kunkle

Md. governor’s tax proposals seek nearly $1 billion to balance budget, fund projects By Aaron C. Davis

Kensington mayor, champion of redevelopment, invested in land that would probably rise in value By Victor Zapana and Alison Jane Bryant

Consulting commuters on I-66 needs By Robert Thomson

Team Heather hopes to move past Komen flap, continue fundraising By Theresa Vargas

Maryland State Police abandon ‘ten code’ radio communications such as ‘10-4’ By Martin Weil

Md. brewers, restaurant owners push for beer sales in growlers By Jessica Anderson

SPORTS

Kyle Arrington catches on with the New England Patriots By Preston Williams

Super Bowl 2012: Patriots, Giants return with rosters retooled around coaches, quarterbacks By Mark Maske

Maryland vs. North Carolina: Terps fade down the stretch in loss By Liz Clarke

Virginia Tech vs. Clemson: Hokies hang on to edge Tigers, 67-65 By Mark Giannotto

Wizards vs. Clippers: Blake Griffin and Los Angeles dominate Washington By Gene Wang

Virginia basketball vs. Florida State: Cavaliers fumble away game in 58-55 loss to Seminoles By Steve Yanda

Indoor track: Gonzaga, Seton win Private & Independent Schools Invitational By Carl Little

Super Bowl 2012, for much of America, offers a lot to hate By Rick Maese

George Mason basketball vs. Old Dominion: Patriots win an ugly affair By Steven Goff

Pro Football Hall of Fame elects six members for 2012; Aaron Rodgers, Terrell Suggs named NFL players of year By Mark Maske

Oakton boys and girls sweep Virginia AAA Northern Region swimming championships By Bryan Flaherty

For Chris Mack and Xavier basketball, fight’s aftermath still lingers By John Feinstein

Georgetown basketball vs. South Florida: Hoyas survive cold first half, pull away for 30-point rout By Tarik El-bashir

Capitals vs. Canadiens: Alex Ovechkin returns from suspension as Tomas Vokoun shuts out Montreal By Katie Carrera

Super Bowl 2012: Peyton Manning should take the high road out of Indianapolis By Mike Wise

D.C. Metros swimming: Katie Ledecky stars for Stone Ridge By Louis Nelson

DeMatha takes WCAC wrestling team title, on the strength of six individual winners By Eric Detweiler

WORLD

In Afghanistan, a new approach to teaching history: Leave out the wars By Kevin Sieff

Egypt’s aid from U.S. in peril amid crackdown on pro-democracy groups By William Wan and Ernesto Londoño

Afghan civilian deaths hit record high in 2011, U.N. report says By Kevin Sieff

Their vigor unflagging, Russians protest By Will Englund and Kathy Lally

Panetta, Clinton seek to reassure Europe on security ties By Craig Whitlock

Russia, China veto U.N. resolution on Syria By Colum Lynch and Alice Fordham

POLITICS

Obama, Romney face Nevada challenges By Dan Balz

Florida to blame for early, endless race, RNC members say By Rosalind S. Helderman

Will Romney move to the middle? Can he? By Karen Tumulty

Candidate barred for lack of English proficiency files appeal By Mary Slosson

Nevadans head to the polls amid little suspense By Philip Rucker and Rosalind S. Helderman

Mitt Romney wins overwhelming victory in Nevada caucuses By Dan Balz

Gingrich campaign paid off some debts, still owes $600,000 By Carol D. Leonnig

OPINIONS

Lax U.S. gun laws enable killing in Mexico By Editorial Board

Halfway home By Editorial Board

Mitt Romney’s first-world problems By Alexandra Petri

Scaling back the Senate confirmation wars By Editorial Board

NEWS

O’Malley renews bid to curb sprawl by limiting septic systems By Greg Masters