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Fashion & Style
Margaret Chadbourn, David Clarke
The bride works at ABC News, and the groom is an editor at The Washington Post.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: At Limani Seafood Grill in Westfield, Bringing Greece Home
In the dog days of summer, cooling salads and the freshest fish conjure the spirit of how the owner ate as a boy.Ok
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N.Y. / Region
Lesbian Couple Sue Over New Jersey Rules for Fertility Treatment
The plaintiffs claim that a state insurance mandate discriminates against their sexual orientation by essentially forcing them into costly treatments.New Jersey must update its laws.
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N.Y. / Region
Review: Dopo La Spiaggia’s Chef Brings Lighter Fare to Sag Harbor
After a split with a co-owner, Maurizio Marfoglia decided to stay and turn Tutto Il Giorno into something new, though some regulars may not have noticed the changes.Getting there is the problem.
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Fashion & Style
Margaret Smith, Joseph Brazauskas Jr.
The couple met on the squash court at the University Club of Washington.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Real Estate
New York Buildings With Communal Gardens
Some new residential developments are offering tenants space in on-site gardens, and at least one has created a farm on the building’s property.Gardening is not a competitive sport.
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Fashion & Style
Allison Harris, Yonit Bousany
The couple met in a mathematics program at Smith College.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Opinion
New York City’s Housing Gains
The New York City deputy mayor for housing and economic development writes about the most new affordable apartments underway in 40 years.The mayor is trying.
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Job Market
Help for a Colleague Who Has Talent, and Isn’t Afraid to Scream It
Blunt truth may be the most effective way to help keep a talented, though difficult-to-work-with, former colleague from sabotaging his own potential.One must do the job.
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Fashion & Style
Ruth Jackson, William Graves Jr.
The couple, who met at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla., were wed in Grand Isle, Vt.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Fashion & Style
Ashley O’Brien, Sean Reilly
The couple, who met through Match.com, were wed in Rockville Centre, N.Y.Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Opinion
Protect the West From a Black-Gold Rush
A major new oil industry on federal lands must be properly regulated.We must end the use of fossil carbon.
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Books
Marriage and Mileage. A Thriller Sends a Tense Couple on a Road Trip.
A couple on a road trip face tornadoes and their own fraying marriage in Hannah Pittard’s “Listen to Me.”It is surprising how little thinking is done "on the road".
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Real Estate
The Smell of Cat Urine From Next Door
A hygiene problem, damage from a contractor, and tracking work on a co-op’s exterior.Cats require different attention than dogs. The quantity is the same.
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Opinion
Mercy Is Far Too Slow at the Justice Department
More can be done with powers that already exist to deal with the legacy of sentencing policies that have been recognized as destructively unfair.The prison system has no reverse.
A system that adjusts mandatory sentences as the mandate changes runs counter to the theory that the law is absolute.
The law is a product of people and is subject to error.
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Food
What to Cook This Week
Roasted potato hash is on the menu, along with Greek tomato salad and more.OK.
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Opinion
Are We Loving Our National Parks to Death?
With millions descending on the national parks each year, the tension between access and preservation becomes more strained.Make people walk more.
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The Upshot
Do Oil Companies Really Need $4 Billion Per Year of Taxpayers’ Money?
Oil and gas lobbyists like the subsidies; environmental activists want to end them. A study shows the subsidies don’t make a huge difference.End subsidies.
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Books
A Woman’s Love Affair With the North Is Both Travelogue and Memoir
In “Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube,” Blair Braverman writes about falling in love with the Arctic, in Norway and Alaska.Life is worth the pain of living.
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N.Y. / Region
Jury Trials Vanish, and Justice Is Served Behind Closed Doors
Far fewer cases in recent decades are going to jury trials, as prosecutors are increasingly negotiating plea deals, a trend that some say disrupts a foundation of the American justice system.People have the right to a jury trial if they insist on one.
Plea bargains are faster and cheaper.
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