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    ‘Travel sports,’ a term that has come to encompass all sorts of private teams, leagues, and clubs, used to be for the truly exceptional young athlete. Now, they’re for anyone willing to pay — an expensive, exhausting commitment that has become popular not necessarily because
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    The same studio behind Wallace and Gromit is now bringing us the next era of cute Pokémon stop-motion animation. ‘Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d & Pichu’ comes to Disney+ next year.
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    An Aardman Animated Pokémon Show Comes to Disney+
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    When the mall at the Oculus opened in 2016, Westfield positioned it as a luxury and fashion retail hub. Now, as many leases are expiring a decade later, there’s an opportunity for Westfield to rethink what the mall is. And Westfield says it’s doing just that.
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    Does Anyone Actually Shop at the Oculus Mall?
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    Amita Rao amps up the absurdity and drama in the Gen-Z sitcom ‘Adults.’ “She has such a good heart, and she loves so hard. I totally identify with Issa in that way,” Rao says about her character.
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    TV’s Horny Chaos Agent
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    Although parents across the United States can sue their school districts for private-school tuition, no one is as likely to opt for this route as a New Yorker. A 1993 Supreme Court case gave parents nationwide the option to file a “due process” claim against the Department of
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