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December 14, 2014

• Man arrested in Wilton Manors, charged with 12 counts of sexual battery on a minor
• Judge orders sweeping 9/11 trial secrecy review
• 5 small businesses and how they find ways to stand out during the holidays
• Much unfinished work remains as Cuba reforms its economy
• Marc Caputo: Immigration reform could become Obama’s Frankenstein
• In today’s market, home ownership has financial edge over renting
• Prosecutor: ‘Torture Report’ should make 9/11 trial more transparent
• NFL, college receivers making one-hand grab easy
• Q&A with Ashoka’s Maria Escorcia: Boosting entrepreneurship for social change
• When courting investors, make your pitch count
• New England Patriots take advantage of Miami Dolphins’ injuries at linebacker
• Wish Book: Young widow seeks new start, needs work
• Odds favor Bibi, but it’s no sure thing
• Startup spotlight: SuperFuzion
• WWII women
• The right to protest
• Citizens vs. enemies
• Help save babies
• New study shows South Florida soft corals may withstand climate change
• Conductor Roberto Abbado leads New World Symphony in sterling Beethoven’s Fifth
• Barry University men’s basketball team to play Indianapolis in battle of unbeatens
• After blowout loss to New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins need ‘miracle’ to make playoffs
• Outside looking in: The deal hunters are sniffing out South Florida tech
• FedEx Express has Miami hub, Americas reach
• Preferred Freezer Services’ cool niche
• We torture, too
• I’ll take ‘anarchy’
• ‘Annie’ stars Cameron Diaz, Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis promote film in Miami
• Innovators rule!
• Heat’s Dwyane Wade thrives despite sickness
• Travel tech
• Kirk Douglas: a love story
• Entrepreneurship Datebook: Events, workshops this week
• Our nation, CIA ‘ran off the tracks’
• Standout seasons for Miami Country Day School cross-country teams
• Police seek hit-and-run driver who struck man riding bicycle
• What’s the value of an L. Frank Baum book that preceded ‘Wizard of Oz’?
• Younger UM players take center stage as seniors instruct
• Armando Salguero: Source says Joe Philbin’s job may hinge on Dolphins making playoffs
• 'We did all we could for the country': Haiti PM Laurent Lamothe resigns
• City of Miami, county slow to address tenants’ abuse
• ‘Wild,’ with Witherspoon and Dern, chronicles woman’s amazing journey
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Dec. 14, 2014
• Columbus Explorers’ journey comes up short at Class 8A state finals
• Manny Navarro: Presence of 1982 team members shows Columbus brotherhood
• Greg Cote’s Passer Rankings: Stafford takes Week 14 as race for top tightens
• South Kendall Gators upset Kendall Boys & Girls Club Kolts in Miami Xtreme Football League semifinal
• Champagnet rallies to win A-Rod Classic title
• Panthers get point in overtime loss to Buffalo Sabres
• Keys to the game: Dolphins at Patriots
• Manny Navarro: Time to show a little respect to Miami Central’s coaching
• Publix and Florida’s Fair Food Program
• What do you recommend?
• Hiring, training and managing employees for outstanding results
• Overlap: One challenge largely absent in S. Fla.
• Frontsy backsy pack