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October 14, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Panel approves health bill months in the making | Snowe is sole backer among Republicans Both chambers brace for fight on final version  Case against DiMasi grows | Secret tie alleged to real estate firm  E-mails offer candid look at key adviser to Menino | New batch reveals Kineavy’s reach  Cherished Berkshires theater troupe imperiled | Leaders struggle to shore up funds  Caution sounded on robot-aided prostate surgery  More Globe Stories  Patriots stopped short | Defense needs to do better, says Pees  ON HOCKEY: Bruins’ woes mostly in their heads  Inaugural ball | Losses aside, Anna Maria College gets a kick out of first football season  ON BASEBALL: A meeting of the minds? | Sox, Matsuzaka might finally be on the same page  More Sports  Teacher licensing lawsuit rejected | Test had raised concerns over discrimination  Now is the fall of our discontent | For sports fans, blue is this season’s color  Governor’s race starts to simmer | Patrick video brings rebuttal from rivals  Flaherty criticizes Menino on his role in Boston police  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Time to help foster parents  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Paperback books needed HELP: Winter clothes drive GO: Boston, books and baseball  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Cisco to pay $2.9b for Starent Networks | Deal for cellular data firm highlights growing demand for mobile Internet services  Using cellphones to change the world | MIT project leads to programs that help health workers, farmers in developing countries  Investors stuck in Big Dig bonds | Treasurer letting auction-rate notes remain in limbo  New headquarters about the best Gillette can get  Students unready to trade texts for Kindle  More Business  The real distraction at the wheel | Texting is a big problem, but with more people eating and driving than ever before, maybe that’s an even bigger problem  NAMES: Menounos the ring leader  MEREDITH GOLDSTEIN: Did she make right move?  GALLERIES: The artist outlines, the viewer fills in  TELEVISION REVIEW: Baez’s complicated persona fleshed out  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: As Baucus bill skimps, health reform suffers  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Mayoral race: Match policies, not clothing  GLOBE EDITORIAL: When in doubt, move fast against terror suspects  JEFF JACOBY: The doomed Mideast ‘peace process’  SCOT LEHIGH: Where in the world is Capuano?  CHRISTOPHER M. LEHMAN: Keeping the aircraft carrier fleet afloat  RICHARD HOFFMAN: Author’s pen is mightier than China’s sword  More Editorial/Opinion