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Magazine
Why You Should Burn Your Vegetables
For this Mexican-style slaw, use the power of fire and smoke.https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018884-hot-slaw-mexican-style
I can do that.
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Fashion & Style
Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Optics of Relatable Style
In an administration where image has its own equity, the new press secretary is giving the West Wing a different look.A casting director did approve.
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Fashion & Style
How to Wear Your Swimsuit Out
Why wearing your swimsuit around the city isn’t crazy at all.Do what works.
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Magazine
He Thought He Had Caught His Co-Worker’s Stomach Bug. Why Were His Symptoms So Different?
Instead of intense pain and diarrhea, he just felt a little sore and developed a blazing fever."This form of the infection, called invasive listeriosis, can be fatal up to 30 percent of the time in these patients. Indeed, though less common than botulism, listeriosis can be just as deadly. Early treatment with antibiotics can be lifesaving."
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Well
Maternal Instinct, or O.C.D.?
Where is the line between normal parental instinct — that natural drive to keep our children safe — and true mental disorder?OCD is a nasty any time. A newborn makes it worse.
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N.Y. / Region
Will You Help Us Save This Summer Host?
Welcome to our nonprofit 70-acre refuge, where vacation home owners, many of them victims of the worst kind of exploitation, come to be healed.Summer visitation is a problem.
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Arts
Stephen Colbert Wants a Merit-Based Policy — for the Presidency
Mr. Colbert said, “Mr. President, wherever you are today, it isn’t because of merit.”8
Science
Overweight Asian-Americans Are Seen as More ‘American,’ Study Finds
Assumptions about how much Asians and Americans weigh appears to influence perceptions of national identity.Stereotyping is easy in red America.
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World
New Zealand Opposition Leader Fields ‘Sexist, Stupid’ Questions on Baby Plans
Jacinda Ardern was twice queried about her plans to have children less than 24 hours into her first day in leadership.The question is intrusive.
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Real Estate
Brookfield, Conn.: Lakeside Homes, Good Schools and, Soon, a Town Center
For years, Brookfield had beautiful scenery but no walkable downtown. A new revitalization plan aims to change that.I am willing but not without consultation.
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Magazine
Why You Should Burn Your Vegetables
For this Mexican-style slaw, use the power of fire and smoke.Fashion & Style
Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Optics of Relatable Style
In an administration where image has its own equity, the new press secretary is giving the West Wing a different look.World
Roman Ruins Found in France Are Called ‘Exceptional’
The ruins were uncovered near the southwestern city of Vienne and have been called “probably the most exceptional find from the Roman era in years.”Well
How to Thrive in an Empty Nest
The transition to college can be an opportunity for growth for parents as well as students.Opinion
A College Admits a Big Mistake. Imagine That.
The University of California, Irvine, effectively expelled 499 incoming students to reduce enrollment. On Wednesday, it reinstated most of them.World
Now U.S. Has Company in Raising Pressure on Iran Over Missile
In a letter to the United Nations Security Council, the four Western allies called Iran’s satellite launch last week “threatening and provocative.”N.Y. / Region
Demolition Is Halted on a Queens Building Filled With Cats
More than 40 cats were found abandoned in an eight-unit apartment building, apparently left by a former tenant.Real Estate
A Singer in Search of a Home of Her Own
Tansu Akman-Duffy, a singer, wanted to buy a two-bedroom apartment.Times Insider
Will Shortz: A Profile of a Lifelong Puzzle Master
The New York Times’s crossword editor discovered his interest in puzzles as a child. Now he counts at least one former president among his fans.Arts
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