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New York Times

• Among Obama Aides, Debate Intensifies on Troop Levels November 13, 2009
  The disclosure that the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan has expressed opposition to deploying more troops lays bare a fierce debate within the Obama administration.
  By MARK LANDLER and JEFF ZELENY
• Suspect in Fort Hood Attack Is Charged on 13 Murder Counts November 12, 2009
  Military prosecutors have charged Maj. Nadil Malik Hasan with premeditated murder in last week’s shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Tex., an official said.
  By CARLA BARANAUCKAS
• New Rules Would Restrict Overdraft Fees on Debit Cards November 13, 2009
  The Federal Reserve will prohibit issuers of debit cards from charging overdraft fees in many instances without the cardholder’s permission.
  By STEPHEN LABATON
• 2 Japanese Subs Are Found in Waters Off Hawaii November 13, 2009
  The vessels from the World War II era were sunk 63 years ago.
  By HENRY FOUNTAIN
• Hollywood Swoons for That Hair, That Baton November 13, 2009
  He has only a handful of concerts behind him, but the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s 28-year-old Venezuelan maestro, Gustavo Dudamel, has had his face plastered across town.
  By DANIEL J. WAKIN
• Health Officials Cite Growing Flu Alarm in Asian Nations November 13, 2009
  Emergency supplies of antiviral drugs are being sent to Eastern Europe and Central Asia, where hospitals report that they are being overwhelmed by patients with swine flu.
  By PAM BELLUCK
• White House Sides With C.I.A. in Turf Battle November 13, 2009
  A dispute over the power to pick the top spy in each country overseas showed limits of the intelligence bureaucracy overhaul.
  By MARK MAZZETTI
• Intel Pays A.M.D. $1.25 Billion to Settle Disputes November 13, 2009
  By agreeing to the payment and a set of business practice provisions, Intel resolved antitrust and patent disputes with Advanced Micro Devices.
  By STEVE LOHR and JAMES KANTER
• British Airways and Iberia Plan to Merge November 13, 2009
  A $7 billion merger of the two European airlines would conclude more than 16 months of talks.
  By JULIA WERDIGIER
• U.S. Moves to Seize 4 Mosques and Skyscraper Tied to Iran November 13, 2009
  NEW YORK (AP) -- Federal prosecutors took steps Thursday to seize four U.S. mosques and a Fifth Avenue skyscraper owned by a nonprofit Muslim organization long suspected of being secretly controlled by the Iranian government.
  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS