The Washington Post - 2012-12-10

• Redskins rally for fallen RGIII
• Amid pain, some Syrians look ahead
• S. Korea debates power of Samsung
• The people speak: Give us Twinkies and Death Stars
• Obama, Boehner discuss ‘cliff’
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THE NATION
• Venezuelan succession
• Psy and Obama
• THE REGION
• Crash survivor
• In the playoff race
• ENVIRONMEN­T
• II good knees, I huge win
• Demint kicks off Senate resignatio­n guessing game
• BY THE NUMBERS
• CLARIFICAT­ION
• A new e-book on the election
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO REPUBLICAN­S
• Little progress on homelessne­ss
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO DEMOCRATS
• CORRECTION
• From political arena to the boxing arena
• Estranged husband kills TSA officer, self
• Suspect in 3 killings dies after shootout
• False confession­s under investigat­ion
• Clinton’s 2016 support
• U.S. again nears its limit for borrowing
• Cancer approach shows promise
• About this series
• Gay couples begin saying ‘I do’
• Testing Obama’s ‘evolution’
• Chinese firm buys battery maker that got recovery aid
• U.S. drone strike kills top al-qaeda leader
• Arabs offer millions in monthly ‘safety net’
• Monti’s resignatio­n stirs market anxiety
• Egypt’s opposition split over next step after Morsi cancels decree
• American dies freeing doctor held by Taliban
• 4 killed in Lebanon in sectarian fighting tied to Syria conflict
• A business bound by craftsmans­hip and bottom line
• Google gives $23 million to 7 nonprofits
• A turn in the path leads to a turnaround career
• THIS WEEK, DEC. 10
• Sterling Phillips
• Boeing gets $4 billion jet deal, but military contracts see decline
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• Vilsack warns rural America of waning political relevance
• Repairing America’s elections
• The world’s largest terror base
• Gone but not forgotten
• Reading as a part of all classes
• A lump of coal for the Capitol Police
• Saving endangered lions
• Playing politics with billions. Imagine.
• Save ‘nuclear’ for the real thing
• Anyone’s daughter
• A lost generation?
• Egypt’s revolution marches on
• The innovation of Dave Brubeck
• Watching Syria descend
• High court takes up DOMA
• Commemorat­ing the Festival of Lights
• Mother and daughter battled cancers together
• Backyard rink gets icy reception
• A long past of mental troubles
• Woman killed on Metrobus
• A Mini calamity
• Fight with algebra doubts
• Under new Principal, Anacostia school learns what art can teach
• Loudoun applicatio­n raises concerns
• D.C. might restore ombudsman post
• Boards drawing up contingenc­y plans
• POINTS & REWARDS
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• 3 college chiefs earn $1 million
• Firetruck is involved in accident with car
• Police rule out man in Lewisdale slaying
• Magdalena de Gergely
• Hansel ‘Hank’ Mundy
• Benjamin D. Gradison
• Charles T. Lloyd
• Margaret Dumpit
• Caps-lock and load on Twitter
• Baldacci plays it by the book
• Meet the beetles
• Judy Kuhn . . . delivered a cool, jazzy set with an unorthodox trio Friday night at the Kennedy Center.”
• Hirsute today, gone tomorrow
• Good Vibrations
• It was a ‘CHIPS’ holiday special
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . . ?
• LOVE, ETC.
• Free & easy
• She escaped marijuana. Is the bullying husband next?
• FSO handles its contrasts well
• Getting a mother help for her marijuana dependency
• HIGHLIGHTS
• Human Landscape explores power of myth
• Tap masters, taking steps in new direction
• Late header hits the post as Hoyas fall to Hoosiers in the title game
• OT win enlivens playoff hopes
• Rookie Cousins comes through
• Taking a fifth?
• After Heat, a chill
• Hammering home a tradition
• Rays send pitchers Shields, Davis to Royals
• From Mayock to Smith, boob tube is full of hot air
• Price breaks his hand, will miss 4 to 6 weeks
• Panthers hold off Warriors’ charge
• Lucas, No. 10 Lions cruise by Georgetown
• No. 15 Georgetown men vs. Longwood
• Messi’s 86 goals set a record
• With heavy hearts, Dallas rallies to win
• Ex-hokie Wilson helps keep Giants atop the NFC East race
• Star of the day
• Best and worst
• Ravens run roughshod, but regret missed opportunit­ies
• REDSKINS 31, RAVENS 28
• Youngsters help Redskins rally for victory
• Field goal would end game, Forbath figured
• Another perplexing game for Pittsburgh
• JETS 17, JAGUARS 10
• EAGLES 23, BUCCANEERS 21
• BROWNS 30, CHIEFS 7
• PANTHERS 30, FALCONS 20
• RAMS 15, BILLS 12
• COLTS 27, TITANS 23
• Eight is enough
• Bears’ Cutler knocked out with neck injury
• Peterson dominant as Vikings drop reeling Bears

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