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Opinion
Down and Out and Voteless in Ohio
Attempts by the state’s Republican lawmakers to suppress voter turnout this election have reached shameless levels.The state is bluer than it was.
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Opinion
Rethinking Embryo Research Rules
Scientists can now sustain human embryonic material longer in vitro, so we need a rational public debate about time limits.24 weeks is good enough for now I have no problem with more.
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Food
Just Bake
Embrace the sweetness.I would make them and not eat them.
I can't do that so I do not make them.
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Food
3 New Heirloom Breads From La Brea Bakery
Using wheat from Montana, with grains including emmer, rye or wheat berries.I make and eat bread.
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Science
A Face-Reading Fish
The archerfish can obtain food by shooting down insects with jets of water. Now researchers find that they can apparently tell one face from another.OK
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Your Money
Gas Is Going Up, but Maybe Not Enough
Few drivers want to pay more for fuel, but with higher prices comes increased interest in fuel efficiency and less harm to the environment."Taxes and prices affect behavior in fairly predictable ways. Without taxes, the benefits of higher prices can be expected to flow mainly to energy companies and their investors, and Wall Street will certainly calculate those effects. But we all have broader interests, and it may be that the best thing we can do for ourselves and the environment is impose a tax."
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Books
Cathleen Schine’s ‘They May Not Mean To, but They Do’
Cathleen Schine explores the dynamics of a New York Jewish family.Things to worry about.
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Times Insider
‘Surreal’: A Reporter Is in the Center of a Story She Covered
What happens when a reporter writes about the plans to integrate her own daughter’s school?"In the end, what I produced is probably my most nuanced exploration of the challenges of, and the mandate for, integration. And, as I expected, it touched a nerve with readers, prompting hundreds of emails, comments and social media posts. I am proud of it. But mostly, I am relieved it is done."
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N.Y. / Region
New York Food and the People Who Make It
Ina Yalof lets those in the business, from restaurateurs to street vendors, pastry chefs and a lox-slicer at Zabar’s, tell their stories in “Food and the City.”I will read the column.
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U.S.
Orlando Aftermath: Red Flags, Yet Legally Able to Buy a Gun
The shooting rampage in Orlando is one case in a familiar pattern where concerns about a person’s behavior are raised, but have not yet been addressed in court.A constitutional right.
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Fashion & Style
Amanda DeFiore, Michael Singer
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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