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Monitor articles for November 08, 2016

• Can your Facebook friends affect your odds of getting credit?
• What will new president actually do come January? Why it’s a bit of a mystery.
• First LookWhat will voters in three states decide on the death penalty?
• Waiting on a Model 3? Tesla's newest acquisition could help you get it faster.
• Will there be a 'Big Bang Theory' prequel spin-off?
• First LookHow NASA astronauts cast their votes ... from spaaaaace!
• First LookMissing 'nuke' found? Underwater find could unlock a cold war mystery.
• Can Flint be reborn through its public schools?
• First LookVoter suppression? Maine gov. warns college students about residency.
• First LookShould voters get the day off on Election Day?
• First LookClinton wins in midnight voting at Dixville Notch, N.H.
• First LookNASA to launch swarms of tiny satellites into orbit
• First LookSamsung apologizes for Galaxy Note 7. Is it enough?
• 'A Space Traveler’s Guide to the Solar System' leads readers into space
• Election Day freebies and deals for voters nationwide
• First LookWhat does Park's concession of power mean for South Korea?
• A Christian Science PerspectiveA unique path to finding solutions
• 10 best books of November 2016, according to Amazon
• First LookCassini space probe images a cloudy summer day on Saturn's largest moon
• First LookToblerone bar shrinks: sign of bad times in Britain?
• UN calls for 'drastic' changes in agriculture at COP22 in Morocco
• First LookWhat's New Delhi doing about its smog?
• Verbal EnergySo what’s wrong with a little rigging?
• Arts companies ask, how do we bring in Millennials?
• First LookWhy Idina Menzel appeared as guest judge on 'Dancing With the Stars'
• First LookMystery: Why are giant snowballs turning up on Russian beaches?
• First LookWhat carbon dating tells us about elephant poaching. (It's not good.)
• Is your financial planner the Wizard of Oz?
• Canadian police spied on reporters, raising questions of press freedom
• First LookVaping leads teens to smoking, new study says
• 15 favorite comfort food recipes
• Refugee restaurant dishes up African fare to win Italian hearts
• Why some women are wearing white on Election Day
• Feeling the burn: 2011-2015 was hottest five-year span on record, UN says
• How Turkey's arrest of Kurdish lawmakers risks further civil strife
• Despite fears, no voter fraud to be found Tuesday
• Washington's carbon tax: a model for change or for future disputes?
• As the first results role in, Trump and Clinton both see victories
• Across the country, gubernatorial candidates face tight races
• In all-night party in Paris, signs of globe's anxious wait for US vote result
• Hungary’s parliament rejects migrant block – but is it a win for refugees?
• As Obama's popularity rises in polls, so does nostalgia
• What 'Pantsuit Nation' tells us about political discourse in 2016
• Why classic video games are getting a second wind
• Why don't humans have more Neanderthal DNA?
• Orlando moves forward on memorial for Pulse nightclub shooting
• On Election Day, hope, energy, and anxiety – but also calm
• The Monitor's ViewA glare of honesty on black money
• First LookWill Vine have a post-Twitter life?
• New Hampshire voters: A window on the loosening partisan grip nationwide?
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• First LookRolling Stone ordered to pay $3 million to University of Virginia administrator