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[ad_1] Things came to a head when Scholem unwisely told Taubes that he was concerned about the mental health of another student. Taubes reported this to his “friend”, with whom he also slept with his wife. The poor deranged man was shattered, left Jerusalem, and committed suicide in front of a portrait of Scholem years …
[ad_1] Complications abound for travelers Before the pandemic, Southeast Asia was one of the world’s fastest growing regions for international tourism, with a record 139 million visitors in 2019, an increase of nearly 8 percent from 2018. United Nations World Tourism Organization. The emerald waters of Halong Bay in Vietnam were filled with hundreds of …
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[ad_1] “I just charged the tomatoes,” Carrie once told her boyfriend Aidan Shaw (John Corbett) in the original “Sex and the City.” Things change. In this week’s episode, we find our perpetually out-of-town daughter, Carrie, at a final review of her new downtown pad. She looks out of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Hudson in a …
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[ad_1] Intentional cruelty is something other people do, unless one is a proud sadist. When Hamlet said that to be kind one had to be cruel, he presented it as a brutal necessity. But in our modern era, inhuman treatment more typically implies something unnecessary, more than a situation warrants – cruel and unusual punishment, …
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[ad_1] HOUSTON — A general manager’s job is to build World Series teams. Yet as he sat on that stage Monday night in the Atlanta Braves’ bunker as their players prepared for the Houston Astros, Alex Anthopoulos made a confession: His path here was a mystery. “I wish I knew,” said Anthopoulos, Atlanta’s general manager. …
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[ad_1] With the University of Southern California’s defense injured, its offense languid and lacking in discipline – the kicker kicked in on the opening kick-off – fans at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum booed the team during a 42-28 hit at Stanford’s hands. He entered Saturday’s game as a 17-point underdog. Later, seventh-year coach Clay …
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[ad_1] This reaffirms a long-held belief in political science, Professor Klar said: “When an issue becomes really threatening and really important to you, then partisanship weakens its grip on decision making.” A moderately reassuring thought, at least. “There is often too much focus on people whose partisanship even exceeds their care for their own health …
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