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Date: 17 November 2013
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17th of November 2013 News
Zprávy, jak se objevily na titulní stránce New York Times dne 17. listopadu 2013
Once a Week, It’s Their Turn on the Court
Date: 18 November 2013
By EMILY S. RUEB
New York is city of unofficial mayors, with every block, industry, underworld and dog park having its one eminent personality; profile of Amber Batchelor, who runs one of the only all-female pickup games in New York City, on Upper West Side.
Lifting Community Out of Rubble
Date: 18 November 2013
By KIRK SEMPLE
New York is city of unofficial mayors, with every block, industry, underworld and dog park having its one eminent personality; profile of Jack Doyle, who as executive director of New Settlement in Mount Eden section of Bronx since 1995, has led neighborhood's metamorphosis.
Problem Solver for Chinese Diaspora
Date: 18 November 2013
By KIRK SEMPLE
New York is city of unofficial mayors, with every block, industry, underworld and dog park having its one eminent personality; profile of Michael Chu of Flushing, Queens, who helps newly arrived Chinese immigrants find their footing in the city.
Jay Z and Barneys Announce Substantial Changes in Their Partnership
Date: 18 November 2013
By JACOB BERNSTEIN
In Washington State, Selling to the Sellers With a Lighthearted Touch
Date: 18 November 2013
By STUART ELLIOTT
Accounts and People of Note in the Advertising Industry
Date: 18 November 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Manning and Broncos Hand Chiefs First Defeat
Date: 18 November 2013
By DAN FROSCH
Denver Broncos beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 27-17, in highly anticipated showdown that leaves both teams with a 9-1 record.