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When Nature Calls, Phillies Relievers Have a Place to Go
HATBORO, Pa. — It’s the top of the ninth inning at Citizens Bank Park, and the Philadelphia Phillies’ relievers are at it again. They have ...
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Business
Companies Are More Vocal Than Ever on Social Issues. Not on Abortion.
Companies had more than a month to formulate a response to the end of federal abortion rights in the United States, if they didn’t weigh in ...
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Sports
From Tattoos to Malcolm X T-shirts, N.B.A. Hopefuls Talk Style
Paolo Banchero lifted the right sleeve of his black hooded sweatshirt to point out the green tattoo ink on his forearm. His long arms make up ...
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World
Crypto, Houses, Sneakers, Rolexes: How FOMO Drove the Economy
The lowest-priced, stainless-steel version of the Cosmograph Daytona, the Rolex model that Paul Newman made famous, carries a suggested retail ...
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World
This Company Knows How to Increase Students’ Test Scores
Some of the world’s most successful educational techniques are being applied today in Kenya, Uganda, Liberia, Nigeria, Rwanda and India, in ...
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World
The Corpse of a Russian Soldier, and the Cold but Human Urge to Look
HUSARIVKA, Ukraine — There’s a dead guy in there. He is charred black, almost like he had been welded inside the Russian military vehicle as it ...
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Sports
Déjà Vu in Texas as Astros Pitchers Toss Two Immaculate Innings
In the seventh inning of a game between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago White Sox on Sept. 27, 1928, Lefty Grove of the Athletics ...
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World
McDonald’s, Moscow Style, Is Back, as Russian Economy Stumbles On
Yevgeny Shumilkin is going back to work on Sunday. To prepare, he pulled the familiar “M” off what had been his McDonald’s shirt and covered the ...
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World
The U.S. Tech Sector Is Looking Weak. That’s a Geopolitical Risk.
In a world at peace, making potato chips is just as good for a nation as making computer chips, and making movies about fighter jets is just as ...
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Arts
Ingram Marshall Built and Obscured Monoliths of Sound
I first came to know the composer Ingram Marshall, who died on May 31 at 80, as a campus personality. Benevolent and slightly spectral, he’d ...
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