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De micropony moet vooral mannen op afstand houden

Ultrakorte pony’s zijn dé haartrend bij vrouwen. Veel mannen hebben er een hekel aan.

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Graham Linehan’s conviction for damaging trans activist’s phone overturned

Father Ted co-creator says the case should never have reached court and accused the police of taking the side of campaigners

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Citrusy Couscous Salad With Broccoli and Feta (Published 2022)
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Inside the mind of John W. Henry, Liverpool’s ‘semi-detached’ owner (Gift Article)

FSG's principal owner is under fire again from Liverpool and Red Sox fans, but is he listening?

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Opinie | Niemand vraagt wie ik ben, mensen willen alleen weten aan welke kant ik sta

Identiteit: Robert Vuijsje beschrijft hoe zijn joodse identiteit hem in het Nederland van nu in een ongemakkelijke positie brengt: hij wordt voortdurend aangesproken op Israël en gedwongen partij te k...

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The Obama Presidential Library That Isn’t (Published 2019)
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The Girl With the Sunglasses Tattoo
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Man veroordeeld tot zes weken cel voor vernielingen aan het gemeentehuis in Loosdrecht: ‘Stom, stommer, stomst’

Loosdrecht: Brian A. (34), die wordt gezien als een van de aanjagers van de vernielingen aan het gemeentehuis van Wijdemeren in Loosdrecht vorige week, werd vrijdag veroordeeld tot zes weken cel, waar...

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Defector culture
How Can I Resolve Conflicts Between My Younger Kid And His Older Brother? | Defector

Welcome back to Minor Dilemmas, where a member of Defector’s Parents Council will answer your questions on surviving family life. Have a question? Email us at minordilemmas@defector.com. This week, Al...

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Rachel Cusk’s daughter has written a novel. Is it any good?

This debut by 26-year-old Albertine Clarke is a surreal black comedy about a young woman whose dad runs off to become a bodybuilder

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Red Lentil Soup (Published 2008)
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Point Blank — John Boorman’s brilliant, brutalist neon-noir

After being double-crossed and left for dead, a mysterious man single-mindedly tries to retrieve the rather inconsequential sum of money…

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Your ML Model Knows the Reactor Is Broken. It Has No Idea Why.

How causal inference turns a dumb anomaly alarm into a system that actually tells you what to fix, and by how much.

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Opinion | I Shouldn’t Have to Feel Bad About My Neck
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Rhubarb “Big Crumb” Coffeecake Recipe • 4★ • 1 hr 30 min, plus cooling (Gift Recipe)

Rhubarb is an alarmingly sour vegetable passed off as a fruit, but requiring a huge mound of sugar to effect the transformation Crumb cake is a huge mound of sugar disguised as a cake, but demanding a...

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The Atlantic politicsculturelegal
The Psychiatrist’s Case for Downsizing a Friendship

A new book on attachment theory proposes a radical solution for the anxious among us.

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Extra-Creamy Scrambled Eggs (Published 2021)
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‘Anything Can Happen’: Performing the Heroine of ‘Eugene Onegin’
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Kobe Bryant used to meditate for at least 15 minutes every day. I tried it for a week (Gift Article)

“It gives you the ability to look at it for what it is, which is nothing more than your imagination running its course,” Bryant said.

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The Race That Shows What the G.O.P. Is and ‘Everything It Could Become’
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America’s Go-To Autism Therapy Is Also the Most Controversial

ABA has become big business, with parents and patients who swear by it. Critics call it harmful.

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Mahjong Is the Third Place of the Moment for a Burned-Out Generation

“There’s a lot of joy that comes from seeing people make connections across the table, especially people that you wouldn’t expect to meet.”

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The Lakers let the Rockets believe. Now Game 6 becomes a mindset test (Gift Article)

Lakers coach JJ Redick has witnessed how quickly a series can shift when a team assumes it'll get another chance.

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Medium culture
Life Is Always About Change

I grab my day-hiking bag and begin to unzip it. A few weeks ago, I had to stuff micro spikes and an extra layer for the cold. Piles of snow…

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The Death of Fashion Diplomacy (Published 2019)
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J.J. Moser flourishing with the Lightning is no surprise to those who know him best

Roman Josi and Nico Hischier, two fellow Swiss stars, are not surprised by Moser's success.

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Medium culture
Deconstructing gender critical end games

I have received critique for my use of fiction when discussing trans issues, with the commenter stating I ought to stick to empirical…

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Outside Nashville, She Rebuilt Her Life With $200,000 and a Dream (Gift Article)

After leaving prison and regaining custody of her children, a single mother looked for a house where she could chart a brighter future.

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The Gift of Getting Weirder With Age
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The Atlantic cultureworld
Photos of the Week: Screeching Championship, Direct Democracy, Victory Plunge

Parkour practice in the mountains of Afghanistan, an Anzac Day parade in Australia, a lunar-landing art project in Northern Ireland, corgi racing in the Czech Republic, and much more

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Medium culture
The Dark Psychology Trick Marcus Aurelius Used on Other People (That Therapists Now Call…

I used to think influence meant being the loudest person in the room.

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Defector culture
I Would Like To Put Lunchmeat On The Cybertruck | Defector

I saw my first Tesla Cybertruck in person a couple weeks ago. I’d driven my family into an outer satellite town of D.C., well outside our normal circuits, and there it was, around the corner from us in a parking garage. It looked dumpy and top-heavy and cheap. You could spot its poor assembly at…

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Without a trace: Why tennis is asking its stars not to believe their eyes
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Georg Baselitz, German Neo-Expressionist Painter, Dies at 88
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Can the Costume Institute Survive Without the Met Gala?
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Medium culturesciencebusiness
Lo! Thy Dread Empire: Capitalism Will Work You To Death

and then resurrect your corpse to finish your shift

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‘Hokum’ Review: You Can Check In, but You Might Not Check Out
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40 Years Ago, a Nuclear Catastrophe at Chernobyl
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NRC culture
Bij Celebratix is de lunch een moment om te viben met elkaar

Elke week luncht NRC mee bij een bedrijf. Deze week: Celebratix, waar de werknemers speels gekookte eieren naar elkaar gooien. „We zijn eigenlijk een soort vriendengroep, daar letten we ook op qua hir...

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The Tim Cook Era At Apple Is Over, So What Took This CEO Out?

Was it AI? Was it Apple TV? Or did the Cult of Apple just kind of lose its luster?

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How a Radical Historian Saved the Schlock of ’76 (Gift Article)

Yale’s Bicentennial Schlock collection offers a window into the star-spangled commercialism that swept the country 50 years ago.

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After season of nostalgia and hard truths, Penguins are stuck between eras
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‘Wrestle Heist’ is the Comic to Watch in 2026

A great story that’s cheaper than pay-per-view

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Telling the Stories of a House Full of Secrets
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Opinion | We Should All Be Concerned About What’s Happening in India
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Medium culture
On Photography and Style

Learning to see through others

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Deze jonge Zwitser schreef een roman die zich kan meten met de grote werken uit de wereldliteratuur

Nelio Biedermann: Nelio Biedermann publiceerde een ambitieuze roman over de ondergang van een Hongaarse adellijke familie, waarin hij veelvuldig naar de wereldliteratuur verwijst. De piepjonge schrijv...

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Medium culture
Tom Bombadil and Epicurus: How to Own Everything by Having Nothing (And Why Your Storage Unit Is a…

Why an ancient Greek philosopher and Tolkien’s most annoying character hold the antidote to late-stage capitalism

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How Wagner’s Ruthless Image Crumbled in Mali (Published 2024)
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Politie ziet stijging van geweld tegen agenten en vreest meer incidenten. ‘Het mag wel wat strenger’

Agressie tegen politie: Gewelddadige protesten tegen beoogde asielzoekerscentra nemen toe en klimaatdemonstraties houden aan. Dit baart de politie zorgen. „Een aanzienlijk hogere straf tegen geweldple...

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