Toronto Star - 2012-01-06

• Did he misread her poker face?
• Hydro blasted over cash call
• Police warnings questioned after gang rape
• ‘I ONLY WISH I HAD KILLED MORE’
• BOBSLEDDER­S INJURED IN CRASH
• Family dies in Jamaica crash
• Don’t bet on this coin. Let us explain . . .
• Dispute with FAA grounds whooping crane migration
• Addiction? Just ask Bishop Raymond Lahey
• The $750,000 fish that didn’t get away
• Is this man key to Liberals’ rebirth?
• No avoiding cuts, Mcguinty warns
• Obama aides give advice to federal Liberals
• N.B. farmer’s fate in Algeria’s hands
• Audits of reserves blame Ottawa
• ‘Outsider’ Santorum has made millions as consultant
• Somalia’s parliament erupts in fisticuffs
• Afghans shut Canadian company
• Dog caught in Montana avalanche found alive
• Mexico’s political ice-breaker
• At 70, Hawking cheats time
• Snow doesn’t stand a chance against social media
• Teacher merit pay not a wise idea
• Drummond’s dire message
• Nail the lane blockers
• To each his own Tintin
• Weaker Iran grows desperate
• Payroll taxes go up while EI deteriorat­es
• Target to have big footprint in GTA
• Many Canadians believe we’re already in recession, poll finds
• ‘Volatility is the new norm’
• Landmark bank towers swaddled in scaffoldin­g
• U.S. album sales rise for first time since 2004
• Book giant may spin off Nook
• Fur pelts command record-high prices
• Porter, Westjet finish year strong
• Struggling Nokia’s prospects brighten
• TSX flat amid new eurozone fears
• Canadian miner sells Congo operations
• GM has fix for Volt to end fire risk
• CROSSWORD FOR FRIDAY
• We can hear you, loud and unclear
• Voices obscured in favour of natural sound
• The sound and the fury of Bane
• The Devil didn’t do it
• Descendant­s and Bridesmaid­s among Writers Guild nominees
• Welcome to Dollyworld
• Fidel Castro — then and now
• Independen­t cinema icon is at a digital crossroads
• The next threat: video on demand
• Nickelback vs. Black Keys
• 39 years of going where few dare
• Lost in translatio­n
• A bolder and more balanced Toronto
• When war bumps into the holiday
• City’s negotiator­s get some tough new marching orders
• Need a little good news? Read on
• Toronto’s surplus surges to $154 million
• Host of fraud charges preceded murder charge
• Shortage of interprete­rs a ‘crisis’
• Bail given in ‘Junction bully’ case
• Creator of Hang Seng Index dies at age 86
• No bail for accused in webcam killing
• No more ‘city above Toronto’
• Moms’ groups ward off isolation
• Brave your bridesmaid­zilla’s bad behaviour
• A need to have older moms represente­d more realistica­lly
• Mila Kunis new face of Dior
• Oil takes squeak out of winter
• Taquerias popping up all over town
• Lupul comes to life in blue and white
• Penn State picks Pats assistant
• Casey lays down law with Davis
• Raptors brace for stretch of seven games in nine days
• Phaneuf gets star treatment
• 8-ball rolls the dice on NFL wild-card weekend
• Monster shuts the door on Jets
• Enforcer’s role in decline, for better or worse
• Unlike Bourque, no sign of Iginla seeking way out in pursuit of Cup
• Sweden takes taut thriller
• Lonesome Lupul in T.O.? We doubt it
• Acrobatic shutout offsets bad memories of last year’s final
• Junior showcase just the start

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