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Food
For This Greek Pie, You Don’t Need a Crust
Filled with yogurt, dill and mint, these pitas are wrapped in chard leaves, rather than pastry.http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018049-chard-wrapped-greek-yogurt-pies
Yes
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Opinion
‘They Will Not Drive Us Apart’
President Obama’s unifying speech at the memorial for five slain Dallas policemen will likely be remembered among the rhetorical peaks of his tenure."They" have driven us apart.
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Opinion
Pool Neuroscience
Why I get all my best ideas in the water.Ok, transcendental meditation.
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U.S.
Philando Castile, Fatally Shot in His Car, Was a Magnet for Minor Traffic Stops
His record was not known at the time of the shooting.
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Sports
Swimmer Kathleen Baker Overcomes Crohn’s Disease to Become an Olympian
Baker, 19, who has been dealing with the disease since she was about 13, will compete for the United States in the 100-meter backstroke in Rio de Janeiro.Long odds.
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N.Y. / Region
New York Slang, an Officer’s Stripes and Eclipses
Explaining terminology used in New York’s old days, how to read a police officer’s uniform and the last total solar eclipse visible here.Consider my calendar marked.
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Science
Juno Sends First Image Back While Orbiting Jupiter
NASA released the first photograph taken from its space probe since its camera was turned back on after it locked into orbit on July 4.Celestial mechanics is real.
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U.S.
Immigration Detention Center in Arizona Failed to Contain Measles Outbreak
Health officials say the disease was spread by unvaccinated staff members at the facility in Eloy, Ariz.A bad idea grows worse.
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Multimedia/Photos
Video: Fragments of a Life: A Curbside Mystery
A quest to solve the mystery behind an abandoned bag of photo slides found on a New York City street corner leads reporter Deborah Acosta and her audience to uncover truths about life, love, and loss.People get lost among the lives of others.
I have tried to move on to new memories.
The past does not grow.
We grow into the future.
Many people like lakes for swimming.
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N.Y. / Region
Bronx District Attorney Says New System Will Reduce Case Delays
Darcel D. Clark is addressing delays by adopting a new system this month that will assign every incoming case to a single prosecutor who will be responsible from beginning to end.There will be many more prosecutors.
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N.Y. / Region
Construction Firm Found Guilty in Queens Worker’s Death Defies Sentence
Harco Construction, vowing to appeal, said it would not obey a judge’s order that it pay for public service announcements on worker safety.Contempt of court will be the result.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contempt_of_court#United_States
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Science
Why Jet Lag Can Feel Worse When You Travel West to East
Researchers produced a mathematical model of certain brain cells to help explain why travel’s toll on fliers feels more severe in one direction than the other.Synchronize your diurnal clock.
Do it before the flight.
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World
Bernardo Provenzano, ‘Boss of Bosses’ of Sicilian Mafia, Is Dead at 83
Mr. Provenzano managed to elude the Italian police for four decades before being captured in 2006.It is a fond hope that the Sicilian mafia is reduced.
There was no war of succession.
The power passed by prearrangement.
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The Upshot
So Many Research Scientists, So Few Openings as Professors
There is such a surplus of Ph.D.s that in the most popular fields, like biomedicine, fewer than one in six reach their goal in academia.Most researchers are glad to be relieved of teaching duties.
Another support system for research is required.
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Your Money
Calls for Social Security Expansion Grow Louder in Washington
After years of talk about reining in Social Security, the discussion has turned to making it more generous instead.The thought is good.
The frame is bad.
The article still assumes Social Security must maintain a positive cash flow.
It is an arm of the national government with the right to call on the Treasury.
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World
When the Planets Align, Delhi Drowns in a Chorus of ‘I Do’
A certain astrological configuration is considered auspicious by many Indians, and in the capital it means something very specific: a wedding apocalypse.A predictable surge in the business.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Fashion & Style
At Sea, and Seeking a Safe Harbor
A woman who escaped the Cambodian genocide as a child hopes her mother can accept her for who she is now.There is some choice in life.
Who I love is not now one of my choices.
Who loves me was never my choice.
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N.Y. / Region
Family of Robert Durst’s First Wife Asks Court to Declare Her Dead
Kathleen Durst’s relatives contend that Mr. Durst killed her in 1982, when she vanished. Her disappearance was the subject of the HBO documentary “The Jinx.”The matter needs resolution.
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Science
Fecal Transplants Can Be Life-Saving, but How?
Fecal transplants have proved effective against a bacterial infection. But scientists still have a lot to learn.Coevolution has time on its side.
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Business Day
Eggs That Clear the Cages, but Maybe Not the Conscience
The country’s biggest food companies are embracing cage-free eggs, but hens raised in aviaries may not be much healthier than their caged counterparts.It is our consciences that need soothing.
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The Upshot
Obama on Obamacare’s Flaws: An Assessment
Two Times health reporters discuss the president’s frank analysis that the health law has weaknesses that need to be addressed.Obama care is the best program that could pass congress at the time.
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Science
Astronomers Discover New Likely Dwarf Planet, the Latest of Many
The object was seen in the Kuiper belt, a ring of icy debris beyond Neptune. Dozens of similar bodies may also meet the definition of a dwarf planet.Yes.
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N.Y. / Region
She’s Still on the Case
Ida Van Lindt has been secretary to Robert M. Morgenthau, the former Manhattan district attorney, for 41 years.A working relationship.
They grow into place. The typing pool nolonger exists.
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N.Y. / Region
K2’s Sudden Surge Tests New York Authorities
After 33 people overdosed on what authorities suspected was the synthetic street drug, a police crackdown failed to seize even a single packet of K2.Someone is pushing for reform.
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N.Y. / Region
One Dead and 3 Hurt After Officer’s S.U.V. Hits Pedestrians in Brooklyn
The officer, who was off duty when his vehicle mounted a sidewalk in the Williamsburg section early on Saturday, appeared to be intoxicated, police said.Saddening.
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Travel
Jamaica Kincaid’s Antigua
How do you get to know this island? Go off-season, to Carnival, and use the writer’s books as your guide.I would always be a foreigner.
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N.Y. / Region
Police Raid 5 Brooklyn Bodegas After Suspected K2 Overdoses
No K2 was found in the raids, which came a day after 33 people were sent to the hospital for suspected overdoses.Let them rot.
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Real Estate
Shopping Guide: Kitchen Islands
Expert tips from the interior designer Nate Berkus.I am not fond of iron furnishings in the kitchen.
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Real Estate
Three Bedrooms on ‘Billionaires’ Row’ for $27 Million
Four more apartments sold at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere..15
Opinion
‘They Will Not Drive Us Apart’
President Obama’s unifying speech at the memorial for five slain Dallas policemen will likely be remembered among the rhetorical peaks of his tenure.16
N.Y. / Region
The Bridge Bounced Too Much. Now, After 2 Years, a Fix Is in Store.
Squibb Park Bridge, a link between Brooklyn Heights and Brooklyn Bridge Park that closed in 2014, will undergo repairs in the fall.If it scared you, one did not need to use it.
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Opinion
The Guns of My Girlhood
There were guns in the bedside tables and behind the face of the mantel clock.Yes
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Science
Dr. Alfred G. Knudson, the ‘Mendel of Cancer Genetics,’ Dies at 93
A 1971 theory on the inheritable nature of retinoblastoma in children, proved in 1986, is credited with helping advance the framework of how cancers are studied.The work goes on.
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Business Day
Gretchen Carlson, Former Fox Anchor, Speaks Publicly About Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Ms. Carlson repeated the allegations she made last week against Roger Ailes, her former boss at the news network.Now she needs to win.
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N.Y. / Region
Yale Drops Case Against Worker Who Smashed Window Depicting Slaves
The university will not press charges after a black dining hall employee broke the stained-glass panel in Calhoun College, the name of which has been the subject of intense debate on campus.He cut a Gordian knot.
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