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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
IT'S CASSEROLE SEASON. FOR THAT, THERE'S POLENTA LASAGNA
Thoroughly miserable weather calls for thoroughly cozy dishes, preferably covered in mozzarella.
Cooking and Cookbooks, Sauces, Cheese
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
TWO YEARS AFTER LEGALIZING CANNABIS, HAS CANADA KEPT ITS PROMISES?
Legal pot has made Canadian justice a little fairer, with “heavily racialized” arrests for possession mostly ending. But vows on amnesty,...
Marijuana, Canada, British Columbia, Ontario, Toronto, Trudeau, Justin, Law and Legislation, Amnesties, Commutations and Pardons, Black People, Statistics Canada
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
A DECADE ON, SILENCE FILLS EGYPT'S FIELD OF BROKEN DREAMS
In 2011, Tahrir Square was at the vanguard of popular uprisings known as the Arab Spring. But hopes for a democratic Egypt were crushed...
Democrats, Demonstrations, Protests and Riots, Middle East and North Africa Unrest, Cairo, Museums, Coronavirus, Egypt, Egyptian Civilization, Morsi, Mohamed, Mubarak, Hosni, Sisi, Abdel Fattah el-
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
SHARON BEGLEY, A TOP SCIENCE JOURNALIST, IS DEAD AT 64
Long at Newsweek, she was regarded as one of her generation's pre-eminent science writers. An “Enlightenment-era figure,” Jon Meacham...
Begley, Sharon, News and News Media, Writing and Writers, Science and Technology, Magazines, Deaths, Newsweek, STATNews.com
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY SAYS RUSSIA WANTS TO FORCE IT OUT
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty has been threatened with fines and criminal charges for its journalists, forcing a tough decision on...
Europ, Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty, Russia, Putin, Vladimir V, News and News Media, United States International Relations, Cold War Era, State Department, RT, Sputnik, Navalny, Aleksei A, Biden, Joseph R Jr, Trump, Donald J, Freedom of the Press
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
‘THE WORD OF THE YEAR IS FLUID': THE PANDEMIC BRINGS A NEW TEACHING STYLE
Like many districts nationwide, schools in Edison, N.J., are struggling to make hybrid instruction work.
Style, Education, Coronavirus, E-Learning, Workplace Hazards and Violations, Coronavirus Reopenings, Edison Public School District, Edison, New Jersey
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
N.Y. SKI CONDITIONS: A SNOWSLIDE, FEW LIFT TICKETS, BEER IN THE PARKING LOT
“At least we are freaking open,” one resort owner said.
Skiing, Coronavirus Risks and Safety Concerns, Alpine Skiing, Avalanches, Catskills, Plattekill, Kingston, Windham, Belleayre Mountain, Hunter Mountain
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
BLACK, DEAF AND EXTREMELY ONLINE
On TikTok and in virtual hangouts, a younger generation is sharing the origins and nuances of Black American Sign Language, a rich...
Deafness, Black People, Segregation and Desegregation, Race and Ethnicity, Language and Languages, Social Media, Sign Language, Gallaudet University, Nakia Smith, Computers and the Internet
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
54 ZIP CODES IN NYC HAVE POSITIVE CORONAVIRUS TEST RATES OVER 10%
As the focus turns to vaccinations, the virus continues to spread, leaving health experts to wonder if officials will mull new steps...
Health, Coronavirus, Disease Rates, Shutdowns, Hospitals, Cuomo, Andrew M, New York City, New York State
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
IN CRISES, VACCINES CAN BE STRETCHED, BUT NOT EASILY
Shortages of shots for yellow fever, polio and other diseases have led to innovative solutions even in very poor countries.
Vaccination and Immunization, Coronavirus, Epidemics, Immune System, Shortages, Third World and Developing Countries, World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, Rotary Clubs International, Slaoui, Moncef M, Offit, Paul A, Brazil, Africa, India, Israel, Great Britain, your-feed-science, Poliomyelitis, Ebola Virus
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
VOICES FROM CHINA'S COVID CRISIS, ONE YEAR AFTER WUHAN LOCKDOWN
One year after China locked down Wuhan, six people describe how they found courage in adversity, calm amid grief, and meaning in chaos.
Coronavirus, Grief, Beijing, China, Wuhan
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
FILING SUIT FOR ‘WRONGFUL LIFE'
More Americans are writing end-of-life instructions as the pandemic renders such decisions less abstract. But are medical providers...
your-feed-science, Malpractice, Living Wills and Health Care Proxies, Life-Sustaining Support Systems, Withdrawal Of, Death and Dying, Compensation for Damages, Hospitals, Suits and Litigation, Elderly, Augusta, Helena, New Rochelle
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
AL DOWNING, THE PITCHER FOR HOME RUN NO. 715, REFLECTS ON HANK AARON
Forever linked to a legend, Al Downing says Aaron, the Hall of Famer who died on Friday, “couldn't have been a nicer man.”
Running, Aaron, Hank, Downing, Al, Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers, Records and Achievements
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
IS PRESIDENT BIDEN READY FOR THE NEW SENATE?
Mr. Biden, a man of old Washington, might be in for a rude awakening.
United States Politics and Government, Elections, Senate, Law and Legislation, Biden, Joseph R Jr, McConnell, Mitch
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By NY Times
- Jan 23, 2021
HOW DOUG DUCEY, ARIZONA'S REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, VIEWS HIS PARTY AFTER TRUMP
Mr. Ducey, who is facing censure by his state party on Saturday, says the divisions within the Republican Party are nothing new.
Republicans, Ducey, Doug, McCain, Cindy, Flake, Jeffrey L, Arizona, Republican Party
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