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Food
Pork That’s Fast on the Grill, and Flavorful Too
This butterflied pork loin, flavored with plenty of garlic, cumin and herbs, cooks quickly and feeds a crowd.https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018900-grilled-pork-loin-with-herbs-cumin-and-garlic
Tell me when.
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U.S.
A Reporter’s Tale in Houston: When a Story Becomes Your Own Disaster
When a quiet Houston-area neighborhood turns into a raging river, the lines between reporter and disaster victim completely blur.Your skills are needed.
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Well
Oral Contraceptives Tied to Lower Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
Women who took oral contraceptives were less likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis.Another piece of information.
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The Learning Network
Word + Quiz: castigation
This word has appeared in two articles on nytimes.com in the past year.yes.
Donald Trump deserves castigation.
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Opinion
Plea to Obama: Speak Up!
A reader endorses an Op-Ed writer’s call for the former president to offer solace and words of unity.Mr. Trump is upsetting and a racist.
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U.S.
Different Day, Different Audience, and a Completely Different Trump
President Trump’s speech on Wednesday in Reno, Nev., was a day-and-night contrast to his performance on Tuesday in Phoenix, where he ignored his prepared remarks.We know Donald Trump can read.
I wish he would read his instructions.
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Food
Dumbo Stakes Its Claim as a Dining Destination
Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill from Miami and Las Vegas, Celestine from a team of experienced restaurateurs, and a brewpub from the group behind Randolph Beer are all opening in the area."Not again"
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Style
One ‘Last Look’ at a Changing Street in Panama City
Rose Marie Cromwell, who has lived in Panama, returned to photograph life on Avenida Central, a busy street near the city's old town.The color is saturated.
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Real Estate
A Queens Apartment With Room for 18 Guitars
Ivan Bodley, a bass player, and Julie McBride, a pianist and music director, went looking for a home in Queens.I continue to not like city living.
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Opinion
Brain Injury and the Civil Right We Don’t Think About
Minimally conscious patients suffer a segregation we would not permit for any other group of people.The minimally conscious state is a horror
I would like to avoid.
At the moment I hope I would be allowed to die.
I might feel differently if I were trapped in an unresponsive body.
How much should we torture people for our guilt?
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