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Feb. 2, 2011	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Mubarak vows to exit in fall; foes not appeased |  Heavy, wet snow may hit sagging roofs, limbs today  How other cities deal with snow  Even children have had enough snow  Power plant plan to cut discharge, send heat to Boston  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 95, KINGS 90: Finish fit for a king | Celtics end trip with a flourish  BRUINS 3, HURRICANES 2: Thomas, Bruins hold firm against Hurricanes  Pack mentality | Motivation no problem for hard-hitting Matthews  Media circus gets Super-sized  UNC 106, BC 74: Carolina blues for Eagles  More Sports  Snow removal complaints piling up in Boston |  Boston’s snow cleanup tactician lays out strategy  Some Mass. schools’ antibullying plans incomplete | Backers of new law seek quicker action  Judge rules that two tied in Central Mass. House race | Orders new vote but extent unclear  Zoo launches bid to boost its private fund-raising effort  BRIAN MCGRORY: Boston's meteorologists have measured up  More City/Region		Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden ADVERTISEMENT   Hidden HTML Blob: Globe Santa Daily Email | Hidden ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN Hidden HTML Blob: Local Search Daily Email | Hidden
Greenway group seeks voluntary tax for upkeep | State, private funding down  Snow-weary residents flee New England, warming travel agents |  Pfizer set to add 350 jobs in Mass., open two facilities  Oregon Trail, Carmen Sandiego to go on Facebook | Firms aim to tap social networking  Lacking funds, biotech plant not apt to open  More Business  There’s more than fire to authentic Sichuan cuisine | Tongue-tingling Chinese food is indeed on the menu at Sichuan Gourment, where the focus isn't just on the fire, it's on the flavor  DINING OUT: Met Back Bay could become a hot spot |  SUNDAY SUPPER & MORE: Chicken wings, and red bean and chicken chili for the next day | Winners save some for next-day chili  SUNDAY SUPPER AND MORE: Sunday Supper shopping list for wings and chili  SUNDAY SUPPER & MORE: Recipe for sweet and spicy wings with ranch dressing  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fire Dept.’s shameful perks are an offense against the public  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Twitter: Not just a time-waster on Beacon Hill  JEFF JACOBY: The vindication of the ‘freedom agenda’  SCOT LEHIGH: GOP’s fiscal hookwink  CARLO ROTELLA: The martial arts hub | Bow Sim Mark’s legendary martial arts school in Boston is a world-class institution of learning  More Editorial/Opinion