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    Democratic Debate Turns Ferocious Over Health Care

    The candidates sparred angrily over whether to wipe out private health insurance and institute a government-run health system.

    By Abby Goodnough

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    Ethiopia Says It Planted Over 350 Million Trees in a Day, a Record

    The initiative is part of a campaign by the prime minister to plant four billion trees in the country before the fall to combat deforestation and global warming.

    By Palko Karasz

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    Would You Want a Computer to Judge Your Risk of H.I.V. Infection?

    A new software algorithm decides which patients are most likely to become infected with the virus. But this is not like other risk calculators, some experts say.

    By Gina Kolata

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    Hospitals Would Have to Reveal Discounted Prices They Give Insurers, Under Trump Rule

    The proposal is part of the administration’s push to bring more transparency to health care markets.

    By Reed Abelson and Abby Goodnough

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    How a Medicare Buy-In or Public Option Could Threaten Obamacare

    Some Democrats are proposing a government alternative to private insurance. But allowing people to choose such a plan may destabilize the A.C.A., some experts say.

    By Reed Abelson

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    Greta Thunberg to Attend New York Climate Talks. She’ll Take a Sailboat.

    The 16-year-old Swedish climate activist will cross the Atlantic in an open-cockpit racing yacht to attend a United Nations summit meeting on global warming.

    By Lisa Friedman

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    Wanted: Old Chimney, Suitable for Roosting

    Chimney swifts in search of homes eventually may have to return to hollows in big, broken trees. But there probably aren’t enough of them.

    By C. Claiborne Ray

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    Southern Delta Aquarids Meteor Shower Will Peak in Night Skies

    Also called the Southern Delta Aquariids, the shower can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able to see it.

    By Nicholas St. Fleur

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    Harlan Lane, Vigorous Advocate for Deaf Culture, Dies at 82

    Dr. Lane saw the deaf as part of a distinct ethnic group with their own vibrant culture, and he opposed the use of cochlear implants for deaf children.

    By Richard Sandomir

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    ‘Would Dad Approve?’ Neil Armstrong’s Heirs Divide Over a Lucrative Legacy

    Mr. Armstrong was averse to cashing in on his celebrity. But as the 50th anniversary of the moon landing approached, his sons began auctioning off his memorabilia.

    By Scott Shane, Sarah Kliff and Susanne Craig

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