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[ad_1] In the midst of puberty’s sickening awkwardness, sara novic He failed a hearing test in middle school. “It was a slow process for me,” Novic said in a video interview describing the gradual quieting of the world around him. “I didn’t know any other deaf people. Everything I learned about deafness, which was pretty …
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[ad_1] Sign stealing has long been a part of baseball strategy. When a shot hits, teammates carefully watch a catcher’s fingers or body language to figure out which shot to take. It’s fair game as long as teams don’t use any electronic device, such as a camera or computer, to facilitate the process. In past …
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[ad_1] Ursula Bellugi, a pioneer in the study of the biological underpinnings of language, and one of the first to demonstrate that sign language is as complex, abstract, and systematic as spoken language, died Sunday in San Diego. She was 91 years old. His death in an assisted living facility was confirmed by his son, …
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[ad_1] Tired of catching up with a Silicon Valley spy, many entertainment executives have been waiting for Netflix to arrive. But it might not be the way they hoped it would be. Netflix said this week lost more subscribers than you signed up for in the first three months of the year, reversing a decade …
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[ad_1] Old-fashioned finger marks and steal marks – legal or otherwise – may be outdated in Major League Baseball, as teams will begin using electronic devices that transmit signals from catchers to pitchers starting this season. The system, which was officially unveiled on Tuesday, includes a push-button transmitter that attaches to the catcher’s glove-side wrist …
[ad_1] Welcome to T List, a newsletter from the editors of T Magazine. Each week we share what we eat, wear, listen to or currently envy. sign up here To find us in your inbox every Wednesday. And you can always reach us tlist@nytimes.com. see this A Mural for Now “Everyday life seems to be …
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[ad_1] He later added: “The association of guns and violence against African-Americans in this country is one of those things that has been going on for a long time. And the fact that they shot these markers using a gun was somehow a signal being sent.” (The Grady County Sheriff’s Office did not send a …
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[ad_1] He later added: “The association of guns and violence against African-Americans in this country is one of those things that has been going on for a long time. And the fact that they shot these markers using a gun was somehow a signal being sent.” (The Grady County Sheriff’s Office did not send a …
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[ad_1] Few pleasures compare to a long, cold drink on a hot day. Your brain follows as a glass of water or other tasty beverage makes its way through your digestive system – but how? Scientists have known for some time that thirst is controlled by neurons that send a stimulus to let go of …
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[ad_1] “I don’t think there’s much I can say to Bud that would change your thinking about yourself and the outcome of this fight,” Porter told Crawford directly in front of reporters. Crawford praised Porter before declaring himself the superior fighter. “He’s athletic. He can box. He can shoot,” she said. “I think I do …
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[ad_1] The afternoon started with lots of jokes. Los Angeles Rams columnist Jalen Ramsey shared a shy picture on Twitter with the caption: “Hehehehehe.” Coach Sean McVay diverted the question when asked by reporters if the team was interested in signing free agent Odell Beckham Jr. But standing by the microphone, grinned. Less than an …
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[ad_1] Washoe was 10 months old when her foster parents started teaching her to speak, and five months later they were already starting to announce her success. He not only learned the words; he could also link them together by forming phrases such as “waterfowl” when he saw a pair of swans, and “waterfowl” when …
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