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Ferguson Police Chief offers apology to Brown’s family

By Julie Bosman Sep. 26, 2014

CHICAGO — The police chief of Ferguson, Missouri, issued a rare public apology Thursday for the death of Michael Brown, addressing the Brown family directly in a short video posted online.

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With a Barnes & Noble punch, clash of book titans revs up

By Julie Bosman Feb. 1, 2012

In a sharp answer to Amazon and its expanding publishing efforts, Barnes & Noble said Tuesday that it would not sell books released by Amazon Publishing in its bookstores.

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Tomas Transtromer, Swedish poet, wins Nobel Prize in literature

By Julie Bosman Oct. 7, 2011

Tomas Transtromer, a Swedish poet whose sometimes bleak but graceful work explores themes of isolation, emotion and identity while remaining rooted in the commonplace, won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday.

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New and diminished chapter for children’s picture books

By Julie Bosman Oct. 8, 2010

Picture books are so unpopular these days at the Children’s Book Shop in Brookline, Mass., that employees there are used to placing new copies on the shelves, watching them languish and then returning them to the publisher.

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Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel Prize for Literature

By Julie Bosman and Simon Romero Oct. 8, 2010

Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, whose deeply political work vividly examines the perils of power and corruption in Latin America, won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday.

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Newly Poor Swell Lines At America’s Food Banks

By Julie Bosman Feb. 20, 2009

Once a crutch for the most needy, food pantries have responded to the deepening recession by opening their doors to what Rosemary Gilmartin, who runs the Interfaith Food Pantry here, described as “the next layer of people” — a rapidly expanding roster of child-care workers, nurse’s aides, real estate agents and secretaries facing a financial crisis for the first time.

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Shorts (left)

By Julie Bosman Apr. 1, 2008

In the Katib Wilayat mosque one recent Friday, the imam was discussing the wiliness of the Jew.

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Critics Raise Cries of Sexism In Clinton Coverage

By Katharine Q. Seelye and Julie Bosman Jun. 13, 2008

Angered by what they consider sexist news coverage of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, many women and erstwhile Clinton supporters are proposing boycotts of the cable networks, putting up videos on a “Media Hall of Shame,” starting a national conversation about sexism and pushing Clinton’s rival, Sen. Barack Obama, to address the matter.

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In Book, Ex-CIA Chief Tenet Will End Silence on Role in Iraq War

By Mark Mazzetti and Julie Bosman Feb. 13, 2007

For the past two years, George J. Tenet has maintained a determined silence even as senior White House officials have laid the blame for the prewar mistakes about Saddam Hussein on him. But now Tenet, the nation’s former spy chief, is preparing to return fire.

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