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Satay, a Sizzling Restaurant Favorite Easily Made at Home
It’s a versatile, flavorful staple at Thai restaurants, but you don’t have to go to a restaurant to get it.http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018070-pork-satay-with-thai-spices-and-peanut-sauce
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Opinion
Transgender Students Win on Restroom Rights
An appeals court affirms the right of transgender students to use restrooms based on their gender identity.Good.
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Opinion
What I Will Do When I Get My Papers
An immigrant waits on the Supreme Court, and hopes.These are the immigrants we want.
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U.S.
Rahm Emanuel Unveils Changes for Chicago Police but Ignores Much of Panel’s Advice
After a blistering report, the mayor called for better training and faster misconduct investigations, but he addressed only about 30 percent of a task force’s recommendations.Rahm Emanuel is under attack from all sides.
While under attack he must make peace.
The task may be impossible.
If he fails in the task there will be riots.
Riots are not in any one's interest.
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Opinion
Overtime Pay: A Lifeline for the Overworked American
Most laborers used to get paid extra for working extra. What happened?I did the arithmetic a few years ago.
one cannot live a decent life in the city of New York on thirty thousand dollars a year.
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World
Vancouver Prescriptions for Addicts Gain Attention as Heroin and Opioid Use Rises
Treatment known as heroin maintenance has helped keep users out of jail and away from emergency rooms, but concerns about drug abuse stymie such programs in the United States.My understanding of addiction must be faulty.
I expect the addiction to grow over time leading to early death.
If maintenance works it should be used.
I cannot wish anyone dead for more than a few minutes.
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World
In Remote Ecuador Towns Hit by Quake, Contact Was Cut Off for Days
New York Times journalists accompanied an aid mission to a devastated area without water, power or the means to contact the outside world.A town is its community. If the community survives the town survives.
Communication by water is possible.
Feet and animals do not need roads. Start walking.
Radio works with only a little electricity.
The dead can wait.
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Fashion & Style
All Twisted Up by Gender Bending
A surprising realization about her ex’s new girlfriend makes a writer question what it means to be a woman.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
You are enough.
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N.Y. / Region
If Police Stairwell Shooting Was Accidental, Circumstances Around It Were Not
The circumstances are the responsibility of the housing authority.
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Opinion
The Danger of a Single Story
Our politics and our humanity suffer when we only acknowledge one explanation for a person or phenomenon, especially on issues like criminal justice.David Brooks will find himself alone.
His associates insist on single stories.
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N.Y. / Region
New York City Settles With 5 Over Wrongful Conviction Claims
The $40 million is for two cases in the Bronx that the district attorney said were linked: the fatal shootings of a livery cab driver and a Federal Express executive.Prosecutors have a duty to get things right.
Many do not understand that duty.
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Food
Chicken and Artichokes Partner Well in a Garlicky Braise
Golden chicken meets silky artichokes in this springtime one-skillet meal. (Article plus video.)http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018072-braised-chicken-with-artichokes-and-olives
Yes.
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N.Y. / Region
Teenager Sentenced to 14 Years in Chinatown Rape
Eric Pek, 17, was one of three youths who had pleaded guilty to rape, robbery and burglary in the attack in June after they had slipped out of a group home.There are monsters.
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N.Y. / Region
Official Says ‘Reign of Terror’ Is Over for the Ninja Burglar
The authorities say that Robert Costanzo, who is in custody, is responsible for scores of burglaries on Staten Island and elsewhere over a decade.The proof is an end to the burglaries.
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Food
The Best Comes in a Bun at Salvation Burger and Spotted Pig
Sampling things on a bun at April Bloomfield’s latest restaurant, and checking in on her first.As convenient.
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Science
Celebrate Earth Day With a 4,800-Year-Old Tree (If You Can Find It)
The exact location of Methuselah, a Great Basin bristlecone pine commonly known as the world’s oldest tree, is kept a secret.I would not breach the secret if I could.
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N.Y. / Region
A Senior Seder
When a 96-year-old woman admitted that she couldn’t make it to New York City for Passover, her son and his partner made all the preparations for her and her friends.It is not the tradition.
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Opinion
An Energy Bill in Need of Fixes
A Senate bill could boost solar and wind energy but would encourage the burning of trees to generate electricity.Veto this bill.
I will bet next year will be different.
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Fashion & Style
In New Bridal Collections, Designers Look to the Runways
The spring 2017 collections mirrored recent runway looks with bared shoulders, boudoir inspirations and lots of pants.It is your event and your choice of costume.
Your choice will please me.
A white dress with seed pearls or a rented tuxedo or anything you wish,
I will stand with you and recite the formal words.
N.Y. / Region
A Senior Seder
It is not the tradition.
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