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  1. Two British-produced comedies, “Sally4Ever” and “The Bisexual,” focus on women in crisis, and are each launched into action by an agitating marriage proposal:

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  2. A hundred years after the Armistice, Megan Marshall reads her grandfather's letters from the First World War.

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  3. The musician Nick Cave’s newsletters to his fans cultivate the radical notion that people can still be good to one another.

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  4. The great fear among true Brexiteers is that, even after leaving the E.U., Britain will not be free.

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  5. Fifty years later, the Beatles’ White Album is still good, still indelible, still as clean and pure as its sleeve, requiring no explanation or description beyond the band’s name.

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  6. Retweeted
    Nov 4

    Why religion? A moving personal history by ⁦⁩ on life, death, hope, and solace.

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  7. It's overwhelmingly clear that the majority of Americans want to move toward comprehensive gun control—and just as clear that no national political path forward can be found right now.

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  8. The fractious, frustrating thrills of “Widows”:

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  9. Digitization promises to make medical care easier and more efficient. But are screens coming between doctors and patients?

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  10. Justin Torres on his brother, who is homeless: “It occurs to me that I am insisting on the necessity of expanding a system that consistently makes him feel like shit.”

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  11. Just as every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, so, too, every imperfect democracy has institutional shortcomings all its own:

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  12. Who cares that 's Humberto Leon and Carol Lim don't sew?

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  13. A hundred years after the Armistice, a woman reads her grandfather's letters from the First World War.

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  14. In : Congratulations! You’ve decided not to introduce more humans into this infinite hellscape. Here’s what you can expect as you navigate the miracle of not conforming to society’s expectations.

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  15. In the coming weeks, the Conservative Party’s anti-E.U. wing must decide whether to support the government’s version of Brexit or to try and wreck it in Parliament in the hope of bringing about a more victorious departure..

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  16. The musician Nick Cave’s newsletters to his fans both demystify his persona and directly address longtime fan curiosities.

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  17. The laugh that the Hulu comedy “The Bisexual,” goes for—and earns—is a chuckle at the tension between a protagonist's worldly-wise façade and her sensitive inner self:

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  18. On , we tease out the connections between the financial crash of 2008 and the ever-worsening climate crisis in Florida:

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  19. Retweeted
    Nov 9

    No President since Nixon had disrespected the norm that Justice Department criminal investigations should not be interfered with for political gain—until Trump fired Sessions.

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  20. The musician Nick Cave’s newsletters to his fans both demystify his persona and directly address longtime fan curiosities.

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