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Sports
In the N.H.L., Finland Is Now Here, There and Everywhere
A country of 5.5 million people is providing the league with a golden generation of young players, including Mikko Rantanen and Patrik Laine.Ice is part of it.
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Travel
Nine Hotel Openings to Look Out For in the Coming Year
From San Francisco to Bhutan, hoteliers are opening new properties that offer everything from on-site fashion shows to wellness spas to a prayer pavilion.Luxury for rent.
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Movies
‘Parkland: Inside Building 12’ Review: Recounting the Attack in Painful Detail
This documentary on the Florida school shooting makes the massacre immediate in a way that sometimes gets lost in news coverage or political debates.A ghoulish fascination . . .
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Sports
Denny Hamlin Navigates Crash-Filled Finish to Win Daytona 500
Hamlin, honoring the memory of the team owner J.D. Gibbs, won the race for the second time in four years. Hamlin’s teammate Kyle Busch came in second.Drivers still matter.
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Really, Really Short Workouts
Think you’re too busy to work out? We have the workout for you. In minutes, high-intensity interval training (H.I.I.T.) will have you sweating, breathing hard and maximizing the health benefits of exercise without the time commitment. Best of all, it’s scientifically proven to work.Ok.
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Theater
Glenda Jackson and Adam Driver: Performers With a License to Rage
In “King Lear” and “Burn This,” the stars have volcanic roles in productions that required patience to come together.Drama on the stage is the place for rage.
Politics is about avoding high drama.
The attempt at drama in politics should be farce.
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Style
I Shouldn’t Have to Tell You This Is Racist
A reader wonders whether to address the black caricatures in her acquaintance’s home.Philip Galanes treats poblems gracefully.
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World
Yet Another Election for Spain Reveals Deeper Strains
The call for an April election — the third since 2015 — is a new sign of political polarization and the stalemate over the status of Catalonia.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalonia
"There is always trouble in the Balkans."
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Arts
What’s on TV Thursday: ‘Marshall’ and ‘Magic Mike’
Chadwick Boseman stars in a Thurgood Marshall biopic. And it’s Valentine’s Day, so why not see “Magic Mike,” on CMT.It is that season.
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World
Among European Allies, Americans Offer Competing Visions
Remarks by the current vice president and his predecessor defined the dramatic change in American foreign policy that has unnerved traditional allies.Existential war must not happen.
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Obituaries
Donald Smith, Who Produced ‘The Silent Scream,’ Dies at 94
His controversial anti-abortion documentary, professing to show a fetus expressing pain, became a formidable weapon for abortion opponents.His cause did not die with him.
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Food
Maryland Rye Whiskey Has Finally Returned. But What Was It in the First Place?
Distillers say they’ve revived a long-lost favorite, but they face a conundrum: Nobody really knows how the old stuff was made.Ok
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Sports
Colin Kaepernick Is Silenced by a Settlement, but His Knee Spoke Volumes
The former star quarterback took on the hostile forces of a league and a president with dignity. A confidential agreement seems an unsatisfying conclusion.The NFL has suffered a defeat.
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Sunday Review
Do American Women Still Need an Equal Rights Amendment?
We’re already living in Phyllis Schlafly’s nightmare.As long as strict constructionists persist an ERA is necessary.
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T Magazine
Karl Lagerfeld, Remembered by His Friends and Collaborators
The late Chanel designer’s peers — including Florence Welch, Carine Roitfeld and Donatella Versace — reflect on his wit, generosity and boundless talent.I will be interested to see how fashion changes.
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World
Japan’s Working Mothers: Record Responsibilities, Little Help From Dads
Men in Japan do fewer hours of housework and child care than in any of the world’s richest nations. That keeps women from getting better jobs and holds back the economy.Causality is a mystery to Japanese civil administration.
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Opinion
How to Make Peace in Afghanistan? Moscow Has Some Lessons
Thirty years ago, the Soviets withdrew, but peace didn’t follow. Let’s hope the world can get it right this time.The world has not developed stability in Afghanistan.
Two drivers of instability are opium and religion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam
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Sports
Knicks Come Up Short Again: Not Even the Worst Team of Last 20 Years
Just a little context for a dreadful season: By some measures, the Knicks have a ways to go to sink lower in the N.B.A. cellar.https://nytimes.stats.com/wcbk/schedules.asp?team=0129
| 2/2 | at Cincinnati | 12:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | W 65 - 55 |
| 2/6 | vs. East Carolina | 7:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | W 118 - 55 |
| 2/9 | vs. Temple | 1:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | W 109 - 74 |
| 2/11 | vs.
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South Carolina |
7:00 PM ET | ESPN2 | W 97 - 79 |
| 2/17 | at UCF | 2:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | W 78 - 41 |
| 2/20 | vs. Memphis | 7:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | W 102 - 45 |
| 2/24 | at Tulsa | 3:00 PM ET | ESPN3 | |
| 2/26 | at Wichita State | 7:30 PM ET | ||
| 3/2 | vs. Houston | 1:00 PM ET |
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U.S.
Answers to 4 Key Questions About Trump’s Declaration of an Emergency
Congress has tools to override the president’s declaration, but opponents most likely do not have the votes to overcome a veto.Trump will be sued.
Something might work.
Delay is a certainty.
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