Mice move in to new New York Times building
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The New York Times just moved into a  new $600 million, 52-story building and all people want to talk  about is the mice. Or the leaks. Or the screwy elevators.
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NEW YORK - A celebrated red-tailed hawk evicted last week from his upscale New York digs is getting professional design help for his bid to move back to the ritzy Upper East Side apartment building where his nest was perched.
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By Benjamin J. Romano, Seattle Times  Dec. 13--They roam around the couches and cubicles in an open room at Microsoft.
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New Yorkers know how to hide when crowds roll in.
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Teams of police officers equipped with submachine guns and bomb-sniffing dogs have become a part of the landscape of post-Sept. 11 New York, patrolling around Wall Street and such landmarks as the Empire State building.
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A bomb-sniffing dog reacted to a minivan being used for Israeli Prime Minster Ehud Olmert's visit Monday, leading to a 90-minute evacuation of parts of a White House annex building.
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By COLLEEN LONG NEW YORK - Even amid the flashing lights and dizzying colors of Times Square, this is one tourist magnet that's hard to miss: a huge, glowing blue sign bearing the word &quot;Restrooms&quot; and an arrow pointing down.
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Times Square soars with glittering buildings that pulse and wink with outsized video screens. MTVÂs new high-definition screen raises the ante.
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Here's a sneak peek at what to expect when New York's classic hotel-gone-condo reopens.
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Long Island City, Queens, has nearly a million square feet of commercial office space coming out of the ground within the next year.
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For an example of how federal employees can make a difference, the Office of Management and Budget yesterday offered up the story of feeder mice.
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By Michael P. Mayko, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Dec.
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The Mouse House works to stay relevant in high-tech times.
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Expect fur to fly at the newest  exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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By RICHARD PYLE NEW YORK - In the nine months since escaping her travel cage at Kennedy Airport, Vivi the wayward whippet has joined the Central Park coyote, high-rise tiger, Harlem Meer caiman and Molly the fugitive feline in New York's ever-growing pantheon of urban animal legends.
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Psychotic mice that flee their littermates may offer insights into diseases such as schizophrenia, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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By Greg Avery, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.