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U.S. Knew of Fort Hood Suspect’s Tie to Radical Cleric
By DAVID JOHNSTON and SCOTT SHANE
Authorities intercepted communications between the Army major charged in the Fort Hood killings and a radical cleric but took no action.

Future of Palestinian Authority Is in Question
By ETHAN BRONNER
Those close to Mahmoud Abbas said that he intended to resign and that other Palestinian officials would follow.

At Fort Hood, Some Violence Is Too Familiar
By MICHAEL MOSS and RAY RIVERA
For many, last week’s carnage was another blow in an area that has been beset by violence since the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq began.

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QUOTATION OF THE DAY

"Whether it’s self-medicating, anger or violence, these are the consequences of war, and you have to think about all the people affected by soldiers coming home, the parents, spouses, children, brothers, sisters, aunts and cousins."
CYNTHIA THOMAS, an Army wife who runs a private assistance center for soldiers in Killeen, Tex., called Under the Hood Café.

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TECHNOLOGY

Google Set to Acquire AdMob for $750 Million
By MIGUEL HELFT
The acquisition will help the Internet search company to speed up efforts to develop more effective tools for creating and placing mobile ads on smartphones and other devices.

Burberry Looks Online for Ways to Gain Customers
By JULIA WERDIGIER
Burberry’s new social networking site reflects a broader move by luxury goods companies to embrace the Internet, hoping to attract a new generation of shoppers.

Electronic Arts Plans to Cut 1,500 Jobs
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
The video game company also announced that it had acquired Playfish, a start-up that makes online games.

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ON THIS DAY

On Nov. 10, 1982, the newly finished Vietnam Veterans Memorial was opened to its first visitors in Washington, D.C.

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