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Bruins take commanding series lead over Rangers

The Bruins scored twice in the third to go up 3-0 over the Rangers in their playoff series.

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Daniell Paille, right, swatted the puck past Henrik Lundqvist late in the third.

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The puck was there but Brad Marchand was tied up by Rangers defenseman Dan Girardi in the second period.

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Jaromir Jagr had an open net but couldn’t convert in the first period.

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Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh, center, scored in the second period.

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Derek Dorsett of the Rangers and Jaromir Jagr squared off.

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Nathan Horton hit the post in the second period.

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Henrik Lundqvist blocked a shot.

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Red Sox can’t find their swing in Chicago

White Sox starter Jose Quintana no-hit the Red Sox through six innings as Chicago defeated Boston for the second consecutive game.

Boston restaurateurs dish about rude customers

Diners are feeling more entitled than ever, and aren’t afraid to voice their displeasure. What’s a restaurant to do?

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National Guard troops walked through a destroyed neighborhood in Moore, Okla.

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Day after huge tornado, Okla. residents assess damage

Officials in Moore, Okla., worked to complete the search for survivors and bodies after Monday’s devastating tornado that killed at least 24.

Senate panel approves immigration bill

Legislation to grant a chance at citizenship to millions of immigrants living illegally in the US cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee on a solid bipartisan vote Tuesday night.

Worcester Democrat could face House rebuke

A House panel is poised to act against state Representative John P. Fresolo, with possible disciplinary measures taken by the full body within days.

Dozens arrested in police raid

The targeted raid, in which 75 people were arrested, was meant to crack down on drug dealing and violent crime in Roxbury, police said.

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From left, Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper, and Zach Galifianakis in “The Hangover Part III.” What’s missing from the flick is a sense of comic outrage.

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‘Hangover III’ leaves a searing headache

Overruns may cost each member of the Belmont Country Club at least $28,000.

Costs, tempers rise at Belmont Country Club

Raytheon vies for $3b space job

Marathon bombing victims Brittany Loring (left) and Liza Cherney received their diplomas during the BC commencement.

Marathon victims attend BC commencement

Nick Jones, on crutches, is welcomed back to the New England College of Optometry on Valentine’s Day 2012 by his classmates, teachers and administrators at the Back Bay school.

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Honoring a class of three

Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez (left) and Senator John McCain (center) greeted veteran Thomas Hudner during a fund-raiser at the Fairmont Copley Hotel Monday.

Gomez blasts Markey on safety

MIT scientist Kanako Miura was hit by a truck near Kenmore Square, and her bike was dragged 75 feet before dislodging.

Visibility at issue in fatal crash with cyclist

(From left to right) Dawn Dearborn, CEO of Tantara Corp.; John Haley, CEO of Watermark Environmental Inc.; Bill Bellissimo, CEO of Crunchtime Information Systems.

Firms recognized for growth, resilience

Solome Nakimuli and Sarah Gustache of Cambridge Rindge and Latin celebrate after Gustache’s performance in the preliminary round of the Louder Than a Bomb competition at Mass College of Art and Design.

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Poetry slam fosters hope

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Seeing firsthand how life could be fragmented

“I noticed that movie after movie rated G or PG had one important female character, at most,” says Geena Davis on what led her to found the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.

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Geena Davis talks of gender roles in media

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Participants worked on the Mending Boston quilt project at the Boston Asian Youth Essential Service in Chinatown. They were among the first people to work on the project.

Quilt project aims to honor Marathon victims

Artist Clara Wainwright is also looking to bring people together through her Mending Boston quilt project.

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Receiver Danny Amendola was surrounded by reporters after practice Tuesday at Gillette Stadium.

For Amendola, practice is a chance to learn

Newly signed receiver Danny Amendola said he’s focused on understanding the Patriots’ offense and quarterback Tom Brady.

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Boy found safe in Cambridge after father allegedly kidnaps him

A 13-year-old boy was found about three hours after his father had allegedly kidnapped him, prompting an Amber Alert and an intensive police search, officials said.