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What happened on November 23, 2012

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What happened on November 23, 2012

OPINIONS

Can’t find a job? Move overseas. By Emily Matchar

Why U.S. troops must stay in Afghanistan By Kimberly Kagan and Frederick W. Kagan

Syria is central to holding together the Mideast By Condoleezza Rice

No sex? Permission to speak freely, Sir. By Laura Cannon

Why we need to let our online memories go By Viktor Mayer-schönberger

How fighting income inequality became Obama’s driving force By Zachary A. Goldfarb

It’s time to accept Obamacare, Virginia By Patrick Hope

U.S., Mexico should build on their economic ties By Enrique Peña Nieto

What Bill Clinton can teach Obama about the Israelis By Natan B. Sachs

Syrian rebels at cross purposes By David Ignatius

Could Mr. Obama have done more to help homeowners? By Editorial Board

Beltway toll lanes? By Eric Rozenman

Mr. McDonnell’s chance for a transportation legacy By Editorial Board

Who had the worst week in Washington? Rep. Allen West. By Aaron Blake

War looms once again in Congo By Editorial Board

Truancy in the District demands more from parents By Colbert I. King

Digesting the lessons of Twinkies By George F. Will

A good deal for the District and Puerto Rico By Mark Plotkin

Photo of dead baby in Gaza holds part of the ‘truth’ By Patrick B. Pexton

How to rebuild America By Rahm Emanuel

LIFESTYLE

Understanding a ‘lone wolf’ girlfriend By Carolyn Hax

In Jackson Hole, living the high life in a side-country yurt By Dina Mishev

Ever wonder why you should brush your teeth? By — Howard J. Bennett

The night of 5,000 pipes By Joe Heim

Come in from the cold to West Virginia’s Black Bear Resort By Andrea Sachs

What kind of sister? The human kind. By Carolyn Hax

Ambassadors of art: State Dept. office celebrates 50 years By Mark Jenkins

‘1001 Inventions’ at the National Geographic Museum explores the Golden Age of Muslim Civilization By Moira E. Mclaughlin

Ask Amy: Friendship fades in the face of illness By Amy Dickinson

Ask Amy: Guinea pigs shiver for lack of family warmth By Amy Dickinson

Pulitzer wanted for reporter who broke story on Nazi Germany’s surrender By Manuel Roig-franzia

On Love: Ann Lefeve weds Drew Snyder By Janet Bennett Kelly

Hints From Heloise: Three-quarter page is not worth it By Heloise

This week’s best travel bargains By Andrea Sachs and Carol Sottili

A Christmas mixtape can be a sad, weird, wonderful thing By Chris Klimek

Hints From Heloise: Safe home for Christmas ornaments By Heloise

Carolyn Hax: Tired, harried mom wonders about having another baby By Carolyn Hax

Ask Amy: This welcome mat became a doormat By Amy Dickinson

The Navigator: Collecting travel refunds By Christopher Elliott

In Telluride, Colo., a positively Alpine feel By Joanna Walters

Cyber Monday answers: A portal to deals By Katherine Boyle

Vegetables create problems for Melonhead in new kids book set in Washington By — Tracy Grant

On Sale: Persian carpets on the block, discounted wedding gowns By Janet Bennett Kelly

Wintergreen ski patrol members work hard to keep the slopes safe By Becky Krystal

Hints From Heloise: Options for a potato masher By Heloise

Browsing museum shops By Janet Bennett Kelly

On Love: ‘She was going to be involved in my life unexpectedly’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Miss Manners: Unwanted gift can be donated to food pantry By Miss Manners

Miss Manners: Front seat honor is reserved for invited friend By Miss Manners

WORLD

In a Jordan camp, outsiders seek Syrian brides By Taylor Luck

WWII code found on long-dead pigeon in England may never be broken By Reuters

Kabul streets get overdue facelift By Pamela Constable

European Union budget talks collapse By Karla Adam

Israeli troops kill Palestinian on Gaza border By Abigail Hauslohner and Ernesto Londoño

President’s decree of new powers divides Egypt By Michael Birnbaum and Joby Warrick

BUSINESS

The demise of coal-fired power plants By Steven Mufson

China’s manufacturing sector must reinvent itself if it’s to survive By Jia Lynn Yang

New Facebook policy conflicts with European law, concerns privacy advocates By Craig Timberg

As car sales boom, automakers get smarter about incentives By Brad Plumer

Amid Black Friday crowds, Wal-Mart draws workers’ rights protesters By Rebecca Cohen

How to avoid shopping fraud on Cyber Monday By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Is Microsoft building an Apple TV competitor? By Janko Roettgers | Gigaom.com

Cyber Monday 2012: Deals to look out for By Hayley Tsukayama

Online crooks will take advantage of Cyber Monday shoppers By Michelle Singletary

Future of housing recovery bright in some U.S. markets By Neil Irwin

Black Friday deals draw robust crowds By Sarah Halzack and Steven Overly

Sales are back at J.C. Penney By Abha Bhattarai

LOCAL

Montgomery high school teacher engages students by putting math lessons to rap By Donna St. George

Kathleen Hwang, principal of Sanders Corner Elementary in Ashburn, fatally struck by SUV By T. Rees Shapiro and Justin Jouvenal

Backyard chicken boom produces fowl result: unwanted roosters By Annys Shin

For Maryland’s John Delaney, a tricky transition from business to Congress awaits By Danielle Douglas and Ben Pershing

Civil War battle rises from old Fredericksburg By Michael E. Ruane

House is burned, but burglary prevented By Martin Weil

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane