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The Cartoon Lounge Humor As New York’s subways become increasingly unreliable, Emma and Colin explore alternative transportation. Play
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Darkness Notes from All Over Culture In our increasingly light-polluted world, what does it take to glimpse
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In it, he describes an agency that has become increasingly cavalier about what data it will collect, and from
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the Children? By Sarah Stillman As unauthorized crossings have grown increasingly perilous, migrant abduction has become a lucrative business
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the Border By Sarah Stillman As unauthorized crossings have grown increasingly perilous, migrant abduction has become a lucrative business
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at the paper. She, in turn, was increasingly resentful of his intrusions into her command of
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holidays, which he had previously loved; special occasions unsettled his increasingly sclerotic orderliness. He had “episodes,” panic attacks that necessitated his
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industry have also meant that wars are being covered by increasingly vulnerable freelancers, equipped with barely more than smartphones. Rezaian worked
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in both Europe and the United States. Increasingly, we express contempt for the idea that
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Are the Children? As unauthorized crossings have grown increasingly perilous, migrant abduction has become a lucrative business
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Laboratories and Delta G Scientific. Their financial maneuvering became increasingly complex and frantic, and, with privatization
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to the Kremlin, in 2012, he became increasingly ideological. He now professes a state nationalism that
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troubled the American-backed campaign against ISIS is; increasingly, it seems, the effort to defeat
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the debate has raged on is that pipeline advocates have increasingly accused pipeline opponents of waging a meaningless
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the self. The obsessed-over sixties seem increasingly remote and sui generis, while the trademarks
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well funded, federal support for research was growing increasingly unstable, and, like many academics and administrators
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Just filed countless dispatches from the field that increasingly made plain that the war was morally groundless
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tens of thousands of thuwar became increasingly powerful: rather than finding the fighters jobs and
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of twins, in 2007. But, since then, their increasingly divergent views on intelligence policy have strained the relationship
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a globalized economy and in an increasingly diverse country. Obama’s drop in the polls
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me—as a novelist is that you become increasingly preoccupied with this question: What’s the story
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a sign, Gardiner said, of “Maliki’s increasingly choosing the interests of Iraq over
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the Earned Income Tax Credit—which, over time, have become increasingly important to poor families. And they
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to be almost nonexistent in written English but increasingly abundant in speech. In 2001, the
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drone warfare. Andrew Niccol’s movie is almost Tommy-tight—increasingly airless, boxed in by its own anxieties, and
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across the political spectrum. But Israel has become an increasingly divisive issue with the public. Credit Illustration by
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a local clientele, the market is controlled increasingly by corporations. Goya and ShopRite both had booths
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few weeks, the surgeon might follow up. But increasingly, I was told, McAllen surgeons simply operate. The patient
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made Day’s form of nonviolent resistance seem increasingly quaint and irrelevant. Many of her
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to Iraq. When he returned home on leave, he acted increasingly distant. At one point, Taya caught him texting with an
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the line between the two communities has increasingly blurred as C.I.A. officers and military personnel have
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the region. In recent months, however, he has increasingly been seen by many Sunnis not as a symbol
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few weeks, the surgeon might follow up. But increasingly, I was told, McAllen surgeons simply operate. The patient
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of the new law was the increasingly meaningless distinction between candidate advertisements and “issue” advertisements
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to ward off sanctions.” America’s sanctions policy thus is increasingly aimed, as Donilon indicated, at changing Iran’s political behavior
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is, in many communities, a fiction: increasingly, lawn care has become another one of those
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an emblem of modern society’s unremitting—though increasingly concealed—antifeminism.” One of the women Raymond
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an emblem of modern society’s unremitting—though increasingly concealed—antifeminism.” One of the women Raymond
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Obama, Tea Party wing. McCain seemed to be increasingly comfortable there. He aligned himself with Senate Republicans who opposed
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economy grew and, like England’s, commercialized, it increasingly depended on pieces of paper that fluctuated in
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fifteen run by Uncommon Schools and KIPP . Parents increasingly enrolled children in charters—particularly in wards
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rise comes at a time when consumers are increasingly eager for access to their personal
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the region. In recent months, however, he has increasingly been seen by many Sunnis not as a symbol
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Belfast. But, as decades passed without word, these fantasies became increasingly difficult to sustain. For all the
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abstract, incorporating recurring motifs—heads, birds, wires—and, increasingly, drawings. (Last year, he expanded on his images for