BEIJING — Concern was most evident in the masks that were suddenly worn by the referees on the bench and, most prominently, in the women playing Olympic hockey. The Beijing Games, which at last week’s opening ceremony were cloaked in rhetoric about sportsmanship and shared values and unity, suddenly turned into a show of suspicion …
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BEIJING — Concern was most evident in the masks that were suddenly worn by the referees on the bench and, most prominently, in the women playing Olympic hockey. The Beijing Games, which at last week’s opening ceremony were cloaked in rhetoric about sportsmanship and shared values and unity, suddenly turned into a show of suspicion …
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Like William Faulkner, another writer with whom she was often compared, Mrs. Blais believed that collective human experiences, including evils such as white supremacy and world warfare, were the result of internal personal conflicts, and that the writer’s job was to conduct research. to them. “When you write, you have to study the wounds of …
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While Beans’ struggles are specifically about her time and place, it’s likely to resonate with anyone who is — or has been — a teenager. When Beans curses in front of her bedroom mirror, smiling proudly when she finally curses, it’s impossible not to notice the doll and stuffed animal still sitting on her desk. …
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WASHINGTON — The Biden administration will lift travel restrictions for fully vaccinated travelers at land borders with Canada and Mexico from November, and reopen the U.S. door to tourists and separated families who have been sealed off from the country during the pandemic. Senior administration officials said just weeks after President Biden lifted a similar …
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Canada may be known for its cold weather, but parts of the country have been hellish this summer. Western provinces suffered record-breaking heat wavesIt was a confirmed cause of death for 569 people in British Columbia. Forest fires burned more than two million hectares of forest in that province and destroyed a small town, duration …
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Canada may be known for its cold weather, but parts of the country have been hellish this summer. Western provinces suffered record-breaking heat wavesIt was a confirmed cause of death for 569 people in British Columbia. Forest fires burned more than two million hectares of forest in that province and destroyed a small town, duration …
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Daily Business Briefing September 17, 2021Updated September 17, 2021 at 09:52 ET September 17, 2021 at 09:52 ET pictureAccording to the Federal Aviation Administration’s website, United Airlines has issued a ground stop on all its traffic in the United States and Canada.Credit…Chris Helgren/Reuters United Airlines briefly paused flights across the country on Friday morning amid …
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United Airlines briefly paused flights across the country on Friday morning amid reports of a system outage. The airline has issued a ground stop on all its traffic in the United States and Canada. Federal Aviation Administration’s website. The airline said in a statement before 8am that it had “experienced technical system issues” and that …
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Canadian Pacific emerged as the winner of a long-running battle to buy Kansas City Southern, placing the network in the position of being the first rail operator to stretch from Canada to Mexico. The rival in the tender is Canadian National, said on Wednesday He reported that he received a notice from Kansas City Southern …
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Kansas City Southern said on Sunday that after a month-long battle to become the first railroad to connect North America, Canada has accepted an offer from the Pacific as superior to Canadian National. Canadian Pacific was first roughly a $29 billion offer For Kansas City Southern in March, before topping out with a $33.7 billion …
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Canada’s tennis success story continues to add new chapters at a dizzying pace, with Felix Auger-Aliassime and Leylah Fernandez reaching the semifinals of the US Open for the first time in their short careers. Auger-Aliassime, 21, and Fernandez, 19, are part of a new wave of Canadian tennis stars that are changing the image of …
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