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M. Davidson carried her 3-month-old daughter into one of Hampton Falls?s traditional wooden booths.

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M. Davidson carried her 3-month-old daughter into one of Hampton Falls?s traditional wooden booths.

Hillary Clinton supporter Julie Moore greeted voters at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, N.H.

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Hillary Clinton supporter Julie Moore greeted voters at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, N.H.

Supporters held signs outside the Cawley Middle School in Hooksett, N.H.

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Supporters held signs outside the Cawley Middle School in Hooksett, N.H.

Voters were thanked for casting their ballots at the Baptist Parish Hall in Allenstown, N.H.

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Voters were thanked for casting their ballots at the Baptist Parish Hall in Allenstown, N.H.

A voter cast her ballot in a voting booth at Seabrook Community Center.

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A voter cast her ballot in a voting booth at Seabrook Community Center.

Voters cast their ballots in Seabrook?s only polling location, at the Seabrook Community Center.

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Voters cast their ballots in Seabrook?s only polling location, at the Seabrook Community Center.

A handful of residents showed their support for their candidates in the ?candidate rally area? in Seabrook.

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A handful of residents showed their support for their candidates in the ?candidate rally area? in Seabrook.

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.

Eyes on N.H. as voters cast ballots in primary

Voters in Tuesday?s first-in-the-nation primary were confronted with a new law requiring them to show identification.

Primary day brings circus to polls

Voters faced a gauntlet of placard hoisters, yard sign holders, reporters, cameramen, and celebrities at one polling place.

What are people in N.H. asking Google about the primary?

The data include a list of the top five questions that have been asked about each of the presidential candidates.

Breaking down the N.H. primary campaign ads

Since the beginning of the month, 3,279 political ads have aired in the New Hampshire market, which includes Boston.

Inside the primaries

Video from the campaign trail

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)

N.H. coverage

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At Super Bowl and elsewhere, Brady lets his style do the talking

You don?t win four Super Bowls without knowing how to read a defense and a crowd. Which is why the Pats QB wore those shield-like sunglasses to the MVP ceremony before Super Bowl 50.

Conan mocks Cam Newton with his own grumpy press conference

Just like the Carolina quarterback, Conan O?Brien eventually got up and walked out of his press conference.

Boston tax hike sought for affordable housing

The provision would assess a 1 percent surcharge on most property tax bills, to be used for housing programs, parks or open space, and historic preservation.

Fox cuts value of DraftKings stake by 60 percent

In an SEC filing, the media giant said the value of its $160 million investment in the Boston-based fantasy sports company has dropped by $95 million.

Richard ?Dic? Donohue to retire from Transit Police

Richard ?Dic? Donohue was wounded during the shootout in Watertown with the Boston Marathon bombers.

Officials are seeking developers for a 5.5-acre site along Kneeland Street near South Station that is currently home to the Veolia North America steam plant and an office building for the state Department of Transportation.

Boston steam plant site to be redeveloped

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

Shirley Leung

See, the MBTA cares

David Block-Schachter is returning in a new job using technology to improve customer service.

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.

When should you rake the snow off your roof?

Is it necessary to use your roof rake to brush off the snow after each storm?

Record number apply to Harvard

A record 39,044 people applied to be part of Harvard College?s Class of 2020, the school says.

Cosby lawyers seek to halt Springfield civil suit

Lawyers asked a federal judge to halt a civil lawsuit that was filed in Springfield until his criminal case in Pennsylvania is resolved.

Opinion & Ideas

SCOT LEHIGH

N.H. campaign oddities for GOP candidates

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

Life sciences

STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.

Ground Game

ground game

Four things to watch in the N.H. primary

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

Roasted cauliflower with cumin brulee at Parsnip in Harvard Square.

dining out

Harvard Square?s Parsnip classy and restrained

Organizers hope Big Air at Fenway is a launching point

Thomas Farragher

Public records law needs some teeth

Would you pay $15k to have Gronk at your barbecue?

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Opinion | Ralph Nader

Bloomberg run would break up the two-party tyranny

This home in Scituate is on the beach.

5 places Beyonce could Airbnb in Mass.

With her new TBS show, ?Full Frontal With Samantha Bee,? Bee puts her trademark ? a wonderfully biting irony ? on display.

TELEVISION review

Samantha Bee makes sharp debut in ?Full Frontal?

Some of the items at the annual America?s Test Kitchen employee equipment giveaway.

Inside America?s Test Kitchen?s equipment giveaway

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

Survey says: Happiness grows in Somerville

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

Interactive

What?s it like to hit a Big Air jump?

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.

Names

If Gaga?s anthem was best, Tyler?s might be worst

Sports

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FLUTO SHINZAWA | ON HOCKEY

Void left by Milan Lucic is still felt by Bruins

The left winger?s roughneck tactics enamored him to Boston fans, and it?s not the same without him.

Metro

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Brian Libby of Eastham, Mass., walked back from Nauset Light Beach during the storm. A wind-driven winter storm brought blizzard conditions to Cape Cod and the islands Monday.

Nantucket and Martha?s Vineyard were prepared for blizzard

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

Politics

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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.??

Columnists

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

Debate leaves N.H. primary voters with tough choices

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

Nation & World

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Eric Ueland (left), of the Senate Budget Committee, handed out copies of President Barack Obama?s fiscal year 2017 budget on Capital Hill in Washington, D.C., Tuesday.

Obama sends Congress record $4.1 trillion budget

Its initiatives include a new war on cancer, combating global warming, and fighting the Islamic State.

Business

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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.

Arts

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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.?

Lifestyle

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parenting

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.

Globe investigations

Globe investigations and Spotlight reports

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

BetaBoston

BetaBoston

Harvard junior drops out after getting $100k in startup cash

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

The story behind 'Spotlight'

Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight?

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

Crux

crux

Vocal member of Vatican abuse panel to depart

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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Design New England

Immersed in the View

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

Magazine

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Feb 7, 2016

The ?don?t I know you?? phenomenon

The cover for the January 31 2016 issue

Jan 31, 2016

Fearless Katie Nolan speaks hard truths about sports on ?Garbage Time?

The cover for the January 24 2016 issue

Jan 24, 2016

Recipes: Stir-frying with Chinese broccoli and garlic

The cover for the January 17 2016 issue

Jan 17, 2016

Is it OK to alert a stranger to a wardrobe malfunction?