Insulated from lawsuits by their corporate structures, private investors in nursing homes have cut expenses and staff, sometimes below minimum requirements.
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More Profit and Less Nursing at Many HomesClinton Solidifies Edge as Rivals Take a Tougher LineSenator Hillary Rodham Clinton's rivals for the Democratic nomination have begun rolling out aggressive new strategies aimed primarily at her. G.O.P. Hopefuls Take Varying Paths in Wide Open RaceThe race for the Republican nomination remains remarkably fluid, with key constituencies having yet to settle on a candidate.
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Falling German Birthrate Dispels a MythA child care center in Berlin, where a neighborhood filled with infants has offered false hope to an aging nation. Nuance and Resolve in Rulings by Attorney General NomineeA look at 18 years of Judge Michael B. Mukasey's opinions reveals a complex temperament and legal philosophy. Welcome or Not, Orthodoxy Is Back in Russia's Public SchoolsThe drive by a revitalized Russian Orthodox Church to weave its tenets into the education system has prompted a backlash. Security Company Faces Iraqi Criminal ChargesThe Iraqi government plans to refer charges to its courts within days in the killing of at least eight Iraqis. In Sunday's TimesFall Television Preview
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