Hoping to reduce spiraling cable TV costs, the F.C.C. plans to strike down contracts giving cable companies exclusive rights to service individual apartment buildings.
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F.C.C. Set to End Sole Cable Deals for ApartmentsIn the Rugged North of Iraq, Kurdish Rebels Flout TurkeyIn a remote corner of northern Iraq, Kurdish militants fighting Turkey thrive, protected by mountains and a complex web of relationships. At Merrill, a Risk-Taker's Rise Ends With a Messy UndoingHaving lost the confidence of his board, E. Stanley O'Neal is expected to resign as early as Monday as chairman and chief executive of Merrill Lynch. 
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Red Sox Down Rockies to Sweep SeriesFans celebrated near Fenway Park after the Red Sox swept the Rockies to win their second World Series in four years. For Rodriguez and Yankees, It's All but OverAlex Rodriguez has opted out of his contract, his agent said, a move that may end his career with the Yankees. Health Sector Puts Its Money on DemocratsDemocratic candidates for president are outpacing Republicans in donations from the health care industry. Backing an Iraqi Leader Again, This Time for a FeeRobert D. Blackwill has built a business lobbying for foreign governments, officials and companies. A Principal Who Cracks Down on StressSome administrators are pushing back against an ethos of super-achievement at affluent suburban high schools. 
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