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Fashion & Style
Rebecca Ravski, Mitchell Berkowitz
The bride’s brother, a rabbi, set up the couple four years ago. Now he is marrying them.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Fashion & Style
Kathryn McCabe, Samuel Boyce
The couple played house as children, lost touch as teenagers and reconnected on Facebook as adults.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Opinion
Why We Never Die
A hero was given eternal life by the gods.
He was not given eternal youth.
He grew old and did not die.
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Fashion & Style
Caitlin Landy, Brandon Ponder
He wore a cat Christmas sweater. She thought it was funny. And now they are married.8
World
Russia, Fuming at Paralympics Ban, Steps Up Campaign Against Whistle-Blower
The authorities are hounding the whistle-blower doctor in the doping scandal and spinning elaborate conspiracy theories — anything but admitting their own misdeeds.Russia must now be provably drug free.
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Health
All Donated Blood in U.S. Will Be Tested for Zika
Donated blood and blood components should be screened by blood banks for contamination with the virus, the Food and Drug Administration said.Stay out of the gulf states.
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Job Market
Discipline, Detail and Devices That Work They Way They Should
Raul Matias is a quality assurance engineer for Wink, which makes an app that allows people to monitor and control devices in their home.Remote control is still a bad idea.
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Opinion
New York’s Disappearing Storefronts
High rents are pushing out our most beloved retail outlets. Can anything be done?Politically impossible.
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Technology
Cloud Computing Brings Sprawling Centers, but Few Jobs, to Small Towns
As big companies race to build oversize data networks, communities are finding that the giant buildings can operate with only about 30 people.Cloud computing will not save the small towns.
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Books
A Kids’ Novel About That One Teacher Who Changes Everything
Three troubled sixth graders and one amazing teacher who changes everything, in John David Anderson’s “Ms. Bixby’s Last Day.”Teacher appreciation.
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Fashion & Style
Erin Hays, Stan Chiueh
The couple met at Yale but reconnected years later at a trivia night in New York.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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U.S.
Want to Own a Newspaper? A Vermont Contest Has Trouble Finding Takers
The editor and publisher of The Hardwick Gazette, the grand prize in an essay contest, extended the deadline after submissions fell short.Lost dogs and church announcements are best done with an edited chat room.
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Automobiles
Video Review: The Clubman Is a Mini, but in a Larger Package
The squared-off, chunky Clubman is a small practical package that does not fit into any one box.I am not ready to trust British manufacture.
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U.S.
Coal Country Is Wary of Hillary Clinton’s Pledge to Help
Mrs. Clinton is promising $30 billion to create a new economy by retraining miners and investing in technology, but locals have heard promises before.Coal country is home because it has coal.
Without coal it has no excuse.
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Opinion
What Disability Means
Readers share their experiences of disability, and how it’s affected their identity and their interactions with the world.Wilderness, even preserved wilderness, kills the ignorant and immobile.
I would not change that.
I will give up wilderness when I cannot deal with it as found.
The bits we have are precious.
Accommodation ends with civilization.
I am left with cities.
How much of a city must accommodate which disabilities?
Must a bakery make all products glutin free?
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