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Business Day
By MICAH MAIDENBERG | Sep 1st 2017
Even as mergers has significantly reduced competition, lower-cost
airlines like Spirit and Frontier continue to play a role in moderating
ticket costs.
The airlines are at the capacity of their gates.
To earn more they must get more passengers through ground security.
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The Upshot
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER | Aug 31st 2017
The Trump administration has reversed an Obama-era rule that would
have required companies to be more transparent about pay. But would it
have helped?
"There is little data on whether forcing companies to disclose pay makes
it more equitable, mostly because the pay of individual workers or
companies is generally kept secret. The Bureau of Labor Statistics
surveys companies about compensation, but publishes only
aggregate, anonymous data.
Researchers who have studied the few instances in which companies have
publicly disclosed individual salaries say it is not enough to close pay
gaps, nor is it essential —
some companies have closed them on their
own, without publicly reporting pay information."
Reporting would help.
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Opinion
Aug 31st 2017
A reader critiques notions on what brides are expected to do for their weddings.
I would send postcard notifications.
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Well
By CAMMIE McGOVERN | Aug 31st 2017
As my son’s limitations became clearer, I found it harder every
year to write a vision statement for his I.E.P. Then he showed us how.
From the outside his future looks bleak.
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Movies
By GLENN KENNY | Aug 31st 2017
Noomi Rapace plays an undercover C.I.A. agent in a film that serves up clichés with its suspense.
Call it a production failure.
The writer needed to think more about the problem.
This is a police problem treated as an intelligence failure.
Systems analysis is not visually dramatic.
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Arts
By SIOBHAN BURKE | Sep 1st 2017
Ms. Pirici, who lives and works in Bucharest and Berlin, will
create a moving barrier of performers at the top of Manhattan’s verdant
pedestrian highway.
I doubt it will have the desired effect.
The necessary act of abstraction is too far from the concerns of the interacting public.
Try a film about limits.
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Opinion
By DAVID LEONHARDT | Sep 1st 2017
Subjecting the Dreamers to deportation is not actually consistent with American legal values.
All laws are made by people.
People can change them as they must.
The conservatives are still wrong.
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U.S.
By MAGGIE ASTOR | Sep 1st 2017
A federal judge ruled that opponents of the law, which would
restrict the most common type of second-trimester abortion, were likely
to succeed in court.
The separation of church and state applies to the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Books
By KATHARINE GRANT | Sep 1st 2017
Paul Lynch’s novel “Grace” asks timeless questions about suffering
and survival through the story of a sister and brother in the Irish
famine.
I do not feel much need to know.
The tale must be told.
Like the Holocaust I have heard enough of it.
Others have not.
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Sports
By DAVID WALDSTEIN | Sep 1st 2017
Denis Shapovalov, Venus Williams and John Isner are among the players in action in third-round matches on Friday.
http://nytimes.stats.com/tennis/scoreboard.asp
https://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp
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Fashion & Style
By LINDA MARX | Sep 1st 2017
Stephanie Horbaczewski, a founder of the beauty and fashion
network StyleHaul, had no time for a relationship until Gordon Clemons
came along.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Arts
By DANIEL VICTOR | Aug 31st 2017
The planned film, based on a 1954 novel, will be written and directed by two men, inflaming skepticism of the concept.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057261/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100054/
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Watching
By MONICA CASTILLO | Aug 31st 2017
New movies and TV shows are added to streaming platforms each
month. Here are the titles we think are most interesting in September.
Skip Tron.
try:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057261/
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U.S.
By CHRISTOPHER MELE and DANIEL VICTOR | Sep 2nd 2017
Footage of the episode showed an extended confrontation between
the nurse and a police officer during which she screamed, “Somebody help
me!”
Jeff L. Payne made a huge mistake.
He could stay with his charge and call for a warrant.
He will be instructed in the law.
He is guilty of false arrest.
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Food
By DAVID TANIS | Sep 1st 2017
The building blocks for a classic version are salt pork (or
bacon), potatoes and milk, but what about adding a bit of polenta and
zucchini?
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018912-corn-and-clam-chowder-with-zucchini-and-herbs
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1016717-the-best-clam-chowder
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Sports
By BILLY WITZ | Sep 1st 2017
“I just feel like they try to take the weak road,” Sabathia, the
Yankees’ starter, said after Eduardo Nunez bunted on Boston’s second
at-bat of the night Thursday.
https://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/scoreboard.asp
https://nytimes.stats.com/mlb/standings.asp
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Well
By ANDREA JARRELL | Sep 1st 2017
I used to see his idiosyncrasies as a way to bully me. Now, I find
his routines a godsend. A boat we can climb into and row together.
Sooner is better. As soon as you can is best.
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Obituaries
By PETER KEEPNEWS | Sep 1st 2017
Along with Mort Sahl and Lenny Bruce, Mr. Berman redefined comedy
in the mid-20th century while also carving out a notable acting career.
Alzheimer's is an ugly way to die.
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Business Day
By JOHN KOBLIN | Sep 1st 2017
Mahershala Ali will star in a new round of the series, which will
take place in the Ozarks. Nic Pizzolatto is once again writing nearly
all of the episodes.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2356777/
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U.S.
By JESS BIDGOOD | Sep 1st 2017
The judge made his ruling after a pretrial hearing, dismissing a number of felony charges. Lesser charges were left intact.
The courts will figure it out.
I think the judge has done the right thing.
Penn State should change its culture.
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