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What happened on November 27, 2012

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What happened on November 27, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Home, squeezed home: Living in a 200-square-foot space By Emily Wax

Chia, nutrition’s new pet project By Gabriella Boston

Cook Asian pears at your peril By David Hagedorn

‘I turn garbage into food’ By Jane Black

A local TV trend: And now, the identical news By Paul Farhi

Squirrel: It’s what’s for dinner in Romney, W.Va. By Whitney Pipkin

Pam Peeke chews the fat about food addictions By Vicky Hallett

Modern authors must be modern marketers By Nora Krug

In cold weather, pour a glass of Alsace By Dave Mcintyre

Tried, true and new at Woodward Table By Tom Sietsema

Carolyn Hax: Parenting a free spirit; a grandchild’s pricey taste By Carolyn Hax

Do you choose the real thing? By Heloise

Estranged father tests unconditional love By Amy Dickinson

WORLD

Mexico’s drug war is at a stalemate as Calderon’s presidency ends By Nick Miroff and William Booth

Four female service members sue over Pentagon’s combat-exclusion policy By Craig Whitlock

France’s conservative party faces threat of split By Edward Cody

In Gaza, attempted warning failed to protect civilians By Scott Wilson

Syrian rebels take two military bases in heavy fighting By Babak Dehghanpisheh

Tzipi Livni to run in Israeli elections, joining other centrist challengers to Netanyahu By Joel Greenberg

Egyptians stage mass protests against Morsi edict By Abigail Hauslohner

South Korea says North may be preparing for new rocket launch By Chico Harlan

U.N. poised to offer Palestinians ‘non-member observer’ status By Colum Lynch and Anne Gearan

India’s Congress party unveils cash transfers to poor people as big election idea By Simon Denyer

Samples taken from Yasser Arafat’s remains to see if he was poisoned By Joel Greenberg

BUSINESS

The 15 hottest start-up cities in the world By J.d. Harrison

Obama calls for new stimulus in the form of small-business tax breaks By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Despite staggering costs of delay, new Greek plan offers no guarantees By Howard Schneider

Obama renews call for stimulus, highlighting tax breaks for businesses By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Britain’s pick to lead Bank of England signals a shift in central banking By Neil Irwin

Google links Plus account to app reviews By Hayley Tsukayama

Companies squeezing in dividends to avoid ‘fiscal cliff’ By Jia Lynn Yang

Canadian ad suggests Nintendo launching ‘Wii mini’ By Hayley Tsukayama

Home prices rise again in September By Renae Merle and Kathy Orton

Wii Mini from Nintendo is a Canada-exclusive By Hayley Tsukayama

A thrifty but Grinch-free holiday By Michelle Singletary

Americans continued paring household debt in third quarter By Danielle Douglas

Obama public relations effort aims to avoid ‘fiscal cliff’ By David Nakamura and Zachary A. Goldfarb

OPINIONS

Georgia’s government takes a wrong turn By Editorial Board

Wal-Mart’s strategy of deniability for workers’ safety By Harold Meyerson

The double standard in affairs By Kathleen Parker

Warren Buffett’s mistake By Matt Miller

D.C.’s dizzying contract problems By Editorial Board

Jesse Jackson Jr. will be missed in Congress By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Mr. Obama’s time to lead on entitlements By Editorial Board

Teetering over the ‘fiscal cliff’ By Ruth Marcus

The SEC, from lapdog to watchdog By Dana Milbank

NATIONAL

‘Two and a Half Men’ star becomes Christian, blasts show By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Washington state confronts ocean acidification By Juliet Eilperin

In BP oil spill, two drilling veterans scapegoated, attorneys say By Joel Achenbach

Joseph E. Murray, Nobel laureate who pioneered the kidney transplant, dies at 93 By Emily Langer

Attorney for Jill Kelley, involved in Petraeus case, warns he’ll sue over further leaks By Sari Horwitz

Thanksgiving every day By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Why we have to take the Saudis’ interfaith offer seriously By David Rosen| Religion News Service

Church of England faces backlash over rejecting women bishops By Trevor Grundy| Religion News Service

Survey finds less cheating in high schools By Cathy Payne| Religion News Service

On ‘Giving Tuesday,’ big donors shed light on why, when and how they give By Emi Kolawole

Charitable giving up, but Sandy and tax changes expected to impact year-end donations By Elizabeth Weise| Religion News Service

Moral values and the fiscal cliff By Jonathan Haidt and Hal Movius

The one thing you shouldn’t leave off your resume By Jena Mcgregor

SPORTS

At 0-12, the Washington Wizards are depressingly bad By Mike Wise

Virginia Tech vs. Iowa: Erick Green key in 95-79 win as James Johnson’s era of fast-paced Hokies basketball arrives early By Mark Giannotto

Rich Noland resigns as Bethesda Chevy-Chase football coach By Roman Stubbs

Washington Redskins’ DeJon Gomes aiming for more consistency, intensity By Mike Jones

Virginia basketball vs. Wisconsin: Tony Bennett takes on one of his mentors in Bo Ryan By Mark Giannotto

Maryland vs. Northwestern: Alex Len and Dez Wells lead a 77-57 rout in ACC-Big Ten Challenge By Alex Prewitt

ACC sues Maryland, seeking payment of its exit fee By Barry Svrluga and Alex Prewitt

D.C. United and Kevin Payne decide to go in different directions after 18 years By Steven Goff

Marvin Miller, union chief who revolutionized baseball off the field, dies at 95 By Jon Thurber

Marvin Miller spoke truth to power, changed sports forever By Thomas Boswell

NHL lockout: As work stoppage drags on, fans, and the league’s business partners, might not return By Katie Carrera

LOCAL

Model boating not allowed on Mall’s reflecting pools By John Kelly

Marriage over phone is valid, Md. court rules By Andrea F. Siegel | The Baltimore Sun