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Voters came out to the polling station at Ledge Street Elementary School in Nashua, N.H.

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Voters came out to the polling station at Ledge Street Elementary School in Nashua, N.H.

John Chenette, with his daughters, cast his ballot in the primary.

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John Chenette, with his daughters, cast his ballot in the primary.

Patriotic baked good were on sale at the polling site at Broad Street Elementary School.

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Patriotic baked good were on sale at the polling site at Broad Street Elementary School.

Bill Clinton greeted voters in Portsmouth, N.H.

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Bill Clinton greeted voters in Portsmouth, N.H.

Terry Tillitson applauded as results were announced in Dixville Notch.

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Terry Tillitson applauded as results were announced in Dixville Notch.

Tom Tillotson announced results in Dixville Notch, N.H., after early voting.

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Tom Tillotson announced results in Dixville Notch, N.H., after early voting.

Voters in Hart?s Location didn?t just vote. They also shared cake.

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Residents in Hart?s Location didn?t just vote. They also shared cake.

A ballot box in Hart?s Location.

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A ballot box in Hart?s Location.

Ground Game | Election day preview

A look ahead for the N.H. primary

All eyes are on the Granite State Tuesday as voters cast their ballots in the first-in-the-nation presidential primary.

JOAN VENNOCHI

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As the spotlight shifts to Donald Trump?s rivals, New Hampshire now decides how much crazy the rest of us must tolerate.

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If Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders win Tuesday, the victories would lend needed credibility to their campaigns.

Inside the primaries

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In this Thursday Oct. 8, 2015, photo, a sign welcoming visitors in both English and French is seen across the border from Vermont in Cornish, N.H. Students studying French at Plymouth State University are using their language and cultural skills to attract Canadian tourists to New Hampshire?s North Country. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)

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America?s Test Kitchen employees have the chance to score everything from useless widgets to $400 coffee makers.

Ben Volin | On football

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If the Patriots ever lost a Super Bowl like the Panthers did Sunday, boy would New Englanders be upset.

Major solar incentive runs out in Mass.

The state has maxed out in the amount of solar certificates it can award to developers.

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A prime piece of state-owned land, at the southern entrance to downtown Boston, is going on the market.

Boston Fire district chief convicted of stealing city funds

Edward Scigliano IV used $46,000 in city money to pay his own credit card and buy a large screen television.

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Regardless of his prospects of winning, Michael Bloomberg?s candidacy would be a jolt to our electoral system.

Statistics about the victims, perpetrators of child abuse and neglect

A new federal report shows that Massachusetts had the highest rate of child abuse and neglect in the country during fiscal 2014.

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When Nantucket and five other coastal communities saw blizzard conditions yesterday, the aftermath wasn?t nearly as bad as last year.

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Even Queen Bey seems to be part of the sharing economy.

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Bee ? one of the best on ?The Daily Show? ? puts her clever, unflinching sensibility front and center on ?Full Frontal With Samantha Bee.?

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The last week of campaigning among the Republican candidates has clarified a murky political picture.

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Ground Game

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There?s a sense on the ground that anything can happen.

The Big Picture

Primary push in New Hampshire

All across New Hampshire, crowds are gathering to hear and see the Democratic and Republican candidates for president before Tuesday?s primary.

Globe must-reads

According to a city survey, Somerville residents are a happy set.

Survey says: Happiness grows in Somerville
Copies of President Obama?s budget were distributed by the Senate Budget Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., Tuesday.

Obama administration plans new high-level cyber official
BC's Zach Sanford celebrated after teammate Alex Tuch (not pictured) scored the game-winner in overtime.

BEANPOT | BC 1, BU 0 (OT)

Alex Tuch, BC win Beanpot in OT

A view down a big air ramp constructed in Los Angeles in 2015.

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Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo.

E-mails show R.I. governor?s aggressive courtship of GE
Lady Gaga performs the National Anthem prior to the start of Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos at Levi?s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

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Ruben Amaro Jr., who was recently fired as GM of the Phillies and is now the Red Sox new first base coach, leads a baseball clinic at the Curtis Hall Community Center in Jamaica Plain. Josh Reynolds for The Boston Globe (Sports, abrahamp)

Ruben Amaro Jr. eager for a different view of baseball
Rescue crews worked at the scene of a train collision near Bad Aibling, Germany, on Tuesday.

At least 9 dead in Germany train crash
Former Turing CEO Martin Shkreli raised a parasite-fighting drug?s price to $750 from $13.59.

Stat | Pharmalot

Drug industry?s image problem isn?t just about Martin Shkreli

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?The sky was blue, the sun was out, a good cover of snow everywhere. I?ve never seen any of these places look so jaw-to-the-floor lovely,? writes Globe staffer Sebastian Smee.

Sebastian Smee

How to shovel ? and love ? snow
John Elway knew his Broncos needed defense ? and he has the trophy to prove he was correct.

Christopher L. Gasper

Broncos showed defense is anything but passé

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Remember Milan Lucic? He remembers everything

The former Bruin, who returns to town with his new team Tuesday, has a unique ability to recall numbers from years gone by.

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Raymond L. Flynn was Boston?s mayor from 1984 to 1993.

Walsh will ask BRA to rename industrial park after Ray Flynn

Flynn was a union dock worker at the South Boston port before launching his political career.

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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Michael Bloomberg confirms he might run for president

The billionaire businessman said he found the current campaign to be ??an insult to the voters.??

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David Drumm entered the US Bankruptcy Court in Boston in 2010.

KEVIN CULLEN

David Drumm is a man without a country
Charlie Baker soon learned the meaning of lucky money.

Shirley Leung

Baker?s outreach ? and a stash of luck
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning finished the Super Bowl 13 of 23 for 141 yards with an interception.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

If this is it, Peyton Manning went out a winner
Supporters of Senator Elizabeth Warren cheer as they listen to her speak at the Netroots Nation conference in Detroit in July 2014.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Feeling the burn, and the pressure
Marco Rubio (left) and Ted Cruz (right) came out of Saturday?s debate weaker, says Meredith Warren. Meanwhile, she says, Donald Trump had another strong performance.

Meredith Warren

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Manchester is the home of New Hampshire?s first mosque.

Yvonne Abraham

Lying low in New Hampshire

JEFF JACOBY

World freedom is America?s concern
The Red Sox captured the American League pennant in 1986, months after the Celtics won their 16th world title.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

2 teams, 1 writer, and a legendary year

KEVIN CULLEN

Giving a veteran a much-deserved sendoff
Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly leads the NFL in tackles since entering the league.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Luke Kuechly could be BC?s best-ever pro

DANTE RAMOS

Municipalities of Massachusetts, unite

Beverly Beckham

A little lie that woos like a love song

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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in Washington on Tuesday.

N. Korea has restarted plutonium reactor, US official says

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper?s comments were part of his delivery of the annual assessment of the top dangers facing the country.

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In the ad campaign ?Time Is Precious,? the Biotechnology Innovation Organization showcases the value of cutting-edge treatments.

Drug makers seek to blunt criticism of price hikes

Two industry groups launched advertising that highlights how their breakthroughs can improve or safe lives.

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Eurythmics? Dave Stewart recalls ?Sweet Dreams? of his long career

The veteran musician, songwriter, and producer tells his tale in his captivating new memoir, ?Sweet Dreams Are Made of This: A Life in Music.?

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Dealing with parenting?s boring side

A reader seeks guidance on what to do when reading the same book or hearing the same music over and over turns dull.

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A look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.

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Grace Xiao received a Thiel Fellowship that gives her company, Kynplex, funding over two years.

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?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

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An outspoken member of an abuse commission headed by Cardinal Sean O?Malley said he won?t leave unless the pope asks him to.

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A seaside location sets the tone for a free-flowing master bathroom with partitions and angles ? but no doors to restrict sightlines.

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