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T Magazine
What Does New ’80s-Inspired Workwear Say About Women — and Power?
A writer considers fall’s modest and voluminous silhouettes."Second verse:
Same as the first"
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Magazine
How to Have Your Health Food and Love It, Too
Make your own tofu, then serve it with a French butter sauce – the best of two very different kinds of cooking.I can do that.
I am reluctant to eat under soaked beans.
3
Well
The Dogs We Run For
It was hard to run after my dog died. Then a new one came into my life.I will make peace with your dog.
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Smarter Living
Dorm Essentials You Shouldn’t Forget (and Some You Should Skip)
Smaller, sometimes forgotten items can sometimes have the biggest impact.A careful list helps.
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Sports
Yanks Generate a Lot of Runs, and a Lot of Ugliness Along the Way
On the way to a large margin of victory, there was injury news, poor pitching and embarrassing plays.https://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/standings.asp
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Fashion & Style
Stefano Ricci, Clothier to the 0.001 Percent
A luxury men’s wear brand favored by oligarchs and oil scions is taking its $2,000 crocodile-skin baseball caps to new stores in Miami and Las Vegas.I don't want to go there.
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Fashion & Style
Elizabeth Olsen, Cooking Onscreen and Off
The actress has two new movies out, and plays a superhero in the next “Avengers” installment. But what she really wants to do is shave truffles.She is not much interested in the next avengers installment.
Neither am I.
I liked Diana Rigg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana_Rigg
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Well
Chair Yoga for My Funny Bones
Radiation, chemotherapy and steroids can render bones brittle, something I learned after I slipped on ice and fractured my pelvis.I am not in bad shape.
I spend more time than I should sitting.
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Science
Your Instagram Posts May Hold Clues to Your Mental Health
From the colors in photos to the filters chosen, Instagram users with a history of depression present the world differently, a study suggests.Pictures show as much about the photographer as the subject.
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Science
Bone’s Marks Suggest a Cannibal Ritual in Ancient Britain
Researchers have found a zigzag pattern on a human arm bone that might have been engraved as part of a cannibalistic funeral ritual 15,000 years ago.The anthropologists are learning.
I have no objections to their learning.
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