Weekend Edition Sunday for November 3, 2013 : NPR

N.Y. Stop-And-Frisk Reforms On Hold For New Year, New Mayor

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N.Y. Stop-And-Frisk Reforms On Hold For New Year, New Mayor

by Hansi Lo Wang

N.Y. Stop-And-Frisk Reforms On Hold For New Year, New Mayor

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Listeners Share Stories Of Profiling

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Racial Profiling A Lifelong Reality For Ta-Nehisi Coates

Ta-Nehisi Coates is the author of The Beautiful Struggle: A Father, Two Sons, and an Unlikely Road to Manhood, about growing up in West Baltimore. Liz Lynch hide caption

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Racial Profiling A Lifelong Reality For Ta-Nehisi Coates

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Minnesota Reaches Out To Uninsured Latinos, Wherever They Are

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Shots - Health News

Minnesota Reaches Out To Uninsured Latinos, Wherever They Are

by Elizabeth Stawicki

Minnesota Reaches Out To Uninsured Latinos, Wherever They Are

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Health Care

Some Amish Opt Out Of Government-Sponsored Insurance

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Sports

Can A World Series Win Help Boston's Healing?

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Television

Knitting In Real Time Is Just Right For Norway's Slow TV

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Sunday Puzzle

Regardless Of The Answer, Stay Staid

by Will Shortz

Regardless Of The Answer, Stay Staid

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Weekend Edition Sunday

Putting Bro Hugs In The Crossword

by Hans Anderson

Putting Bro Hugs In The Crossword

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'Open Secret': When Everyone Knows Who Your 'Real' Mom Is, Except You

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Movie Interviews

'Open Secret': When Everyone Knows Who Your 'Real' Mom Is, Except You

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Middle East

U.S. Drone Strike Rankles Pakistani Government

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Morsi Trial May Reignite Anger, Violence In Egypt

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Africa

Morsi Trial May Reignite Anger, Violence In Egypt

by Merrit Kennedy

Morsi Trial May Reignite Anger, Violence In Egypt

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Politics

McAuliffe Holds Lead In Va. Governor Contest

by Allison Keyes

McAuliffe Holds Lead In Va. Governor Contest

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Run For Coroner, No Medical Training Necessary

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National

Run For Coroner, No Medical Training Necessary

by Sarah Harris, NCPR

Run For Coroner, No Medical Training Necessary

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National

Paul Theroux Aims To Go Off The Beaten Southern Path

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Religion

Giving Counsel For The President's Soul

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Photography

What Happens When You Touch A Stranger

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Author Interviews

Scientist's Scuba Trip Sparks Search For 'Vanished' WWII Plane

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To Stave Off Decline, Churches Attract New Members With Beer

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The Salt

To Stave Off Decline, Churches Attract New Members With Beer

by John Burnett

To Stave Off Decline, Churches Attract New Members With Beer

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Ashley Monroe: Country Music Has Always 'Sliced Me In The Heart'

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Music Interviews

Ashley Monroe: Country Music Has Always 'Sliced Me In The Heart'

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