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Neighbors Say North Dakota Pipeline Protests Disrupt Lives and Livelihoods
Ranchers and residents in the conservative, overwhelmingly white countryside view the demonstrations with a mix of frustration and fear, reflecting the deep cultural divides and racial attitudes.The disruption is intentional.
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T Magazine
Rodarte Brings Back Youthful, D.I.Y. Headbands and Barettes
Models donned handmade hair accessories crafted with silk, chiffon, crystals and sequins — leftover from making the label’s spring 2017 collection.The appearance of improvisation is not an accident.
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Well
When Teenagers Bristle at ‘How Was School?’
Kids may receive the question as adults would a cheerful: “Describe all the tedious things you did today!”Bristling does little good.
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Fashion & Style
Mary Burr, Ryan Salvatore
The bride and groom met at Yale, from which each received a master’s degree in architecture.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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N.Y. / Region
Allow Me to Introduce What’s His Name
A forgetful moment as two old friends take a walk amid the morning bustle on Madison Avenue.YES. Memory is not dependable.
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Well
Why Fidgeting Is Good Medicine
A new study finds that toe-tapping, foot-wagging and other body movements help keep your blood flowing.The fidgeting helps maintain peripheral circulation.
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Fashion & Style
Young Women Get Buzzed, on Their Own Terms
In buzz cuts, women see a shortcut to style and empowerment.If you must.
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The Upshot
How to View a Richer Year for the Poor and Middle Class
It was one of the best years of income growth in nearly half century for the poor and the middle class, but 2015 still couldn’t undo years of decline."But no matter how good 2015 seems to be, it cannot undo the years of decline since the recession. If you measure income growth from a longer horizon, 10 years, the picture changes drastically. In addition to greater variance in growth (because we’re taking a longer view), you see that the balance of growth tips toward the rich — and that 2015 does nothing to change that trend."
Watch the denominator.
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T Magazine
At Altuzarra, a Party-Ready Touch of Glitter
The makeup artist Tom Pecheux created a “sweaty, sexy, naughty” look — and at least one model didn’t want to take it off after the show.A perfect paint job.
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N.Y. / Region
Real Estate Executive to Take the Helm at Governors Island
Michael M. Samuelian, a vice president at Related Companies, will become president of the Trust for Governors Island, which directs development there.Development gets a foot in the door.
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Real Estate
$900,000 Homes in Tennessee, Chicago and New Mexico
This week’s properties include a Tudor in Athens, Tenn., a condo in an old Chicago church and a contemporary in Galisteo, N.M.The air conditioning will run most of the year.
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Opinion
Fail Better, America, on this 9/11 Anniversary
Don’t believe in American disunity. Lift your gazes beyond Yeats’ “weasels fighting in a hole.”The trauma of the attack transformed into a need to strike blindly.
We have not yet learned to strike at the culture that sent the hijackers.
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Magazine
Could Ancient Remedies Hold the Answer to the Looming Antibiotics Crisis?
One researcher thinks the drugs of the future might come from the past: botanical treatments long overlooked by Western medicine.People know things. Never fail to learn from others.
Anything that can always win will dominate.
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Well
High Blood Pressure in Children
Once considered an adult disease, it has become more common in children, largely because of increased obesity.Fructose.
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Fashion & Style
Rebecca Daube, Peter D’Agostino
The bride and groom grew up in New Canaan, Conn., but their paths didn’t cross until 2013 when they met at a bar in New York.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Science
Welcome to Carlisle, the British City With a Climate Change Bull’s-Eye
The city was flooded in 2005, and again four years later. And again in December. In the northwest corner of England, global warming is not a distant threat.Cheap space is cheap for a reason.
Polders would work. It would be cheaper than raising the city.
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World
Stabbing Attack in Australia Is Linked to the Islamic State
The police said a 22-year-old man with “strong, extremist beliefs inspired by ISIS” had attacked another man at a park outside Sydney.ISIS knows what it is doing.
Let secular government do its work.
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Books
‘Mischling,’ a Holocaust Tale of Twin Sisters in Mengele’s Grip
The 12-year-old heroines in Affinity Konar’s affecting novel seem to have been partly inspired by Eva and Miriam Mozes, twins at Auschwitz.Let these mistakes not be repeated.
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