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    Aug 28
    Today: @continetti agrees w/Trump on data centers; @MJ_Koch applauds tech-free lecture halls; and @emmma_camp_ won’t overthink Lindsay Clancy. Plus, @MattHennessey asks how journalists know what caused flooding in Nepal.
    Nepal and the Fog of Climate
    Nepal and the Fog of Climate
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    Fond memories and family ties make me hope a state with so much to offer isn’t doomed, writes @jackbutler4815
    A Golden State Tragedy
    Opinion | A Golden State Tragedy
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    While pink-colored leaflets with cartoon figures are being handed out to men apparently unaware that the rape of children is illegal, the government is busily engaged in housing these same men in taxpayer-funded facilities, writes @Louise_m_perry
    Welcome to Britain. Remember Not to Rape Anyone
    Opinion | Welcome to Britain. Remember Not to Rape Anyone
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    L. M. Montgomery loved the province where she lived for more than 35 years, and knew the place and its people well. She makes the island almost a character itself throughout the series and in many of her other novels, writes @NicoleReneeAult
    Going to Avonlea
    Opinion | Going to Avonlea
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    Bronx residents weren’t exploited, in the traditional sense of having their labor undervalued; businesses didn’t want anything to do with them. The transfer of wealth was from the federal government to banks and insurance companies, writes Edward Conlon
    ‘Racial Capitalism’ Didn’t Burn the Bronx
    Opinion | ‘Racial Capitalism’ Didn’t Burn the Bronx
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