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| 1 | Flowers Are the Ultimate Symbols |
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| 2 | The Rise of the Thielists |
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| 3 | The Freeing Fashion Behind the Halston Saga |
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| 4 | Kadir Nelson’s “Homecoming” |
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| 5 | China’s “Involuted” Generation |
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| 6 | Bruce McCall’s “Rebuilding” |
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| 7 | What We Want from Richard Wright |
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| 8 | “The Dry” and “The Perfect Candidate,” Reviewed |
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| 9 | Can Horse Racing Survive? |
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| 10 | India’s Crisis Marks a New Phase in the Pandemic |
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| 11 | Stefanik Solemnly Swears to Defend Trump from Constitution |
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| 12 | Bringing Challah Into the Mainstream |
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| 13 | It’s Time to Kick Gas |
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| 14 | “Children of the Good Book,” by JM Holmes |
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| 15 | “Pearls,” a New Essay by David Sedaris |
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| 16 | Mark Ulriksen’s “Hoop Dreams in New York” |
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| 17 | What We Find When We Get Lost in Proust |
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| 18 | The Achievement of Barry Jenkins’s “The Underground Railroad” |
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| 19 | Is Mars Ours? |
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| 20 | J. M. Holmes on Black Manhood in America |
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| 21 | Emily Post’s Post-Pandemic Etiquette |
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| 22 | Robinhood’s Big Gamble |
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| 23 | India’s Epidemic of False COVID-19 Information |
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| 24 | The Allegations Against Blake Bailey and the Shock of the Familiar |
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| 25 | “Balloons,” by Thomas McGuane |
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| 26 | Burnt Banksy’s Inflammatory N.F.T. Not-Art |
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| 27 | The New Yorker Receives Fourteen National Magazine Award Nominations |
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| 28 | A New Biography of Edward Said, Reviewed |
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| 29 | Forced to Choose Between Trump’s “Big Lie” and Liz Cheney, the House G.O.P. Chooses the Lie |
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| 30 | How Zhou Xiaoxuan’s Sexual-Harassment Suit May Test the Reach of #MeToo in China |
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| 31 | The Politics Behind India’s COVID Crisis |
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| 32 | Paul Schrader on Making and Watching Movies in the Age of Netflix |
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| 33 | A Pennsylvania Lawmaker and the Resurgence of Christian Nationalism |
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| 34 | The Mysterious Origins of the Cerne Abbas Giant |
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| 35 | A Mother, Separated from Her Children at the Border, Comes Home |
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| 36 | The Night the Zoo Burned |
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| 37 | Don’t Panic Over One Weaker-Than-Expected Jobs Report |
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| 38 | The Secret Papers of Lee Atwater, Who Invented the Scurrilous Tactics That Trump Normalized |
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| 39 | “Fire in Little Africa,” a Rap Album About a Historical Tragedy |
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| 40 | Elise Stefanik Replaces Ivanka as Donald Trump’s Daughter |
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| 41 | Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Architectural Passion Project |
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| 42 | Did Home Economics Empower Women? |
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| 43 | A New History of Asian Anti-Colonialism, Reviewed |
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| 44 | An Archive of Images from San Quentin State Prison |
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| 45 | The Gatekeepers Who Get to Decide What Food Is “Disgusting” |
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| 46 | Alison Bechdel's Ultimate Workout |
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| 47 | An Artist on How He Survived the Chain Gang |
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| 48 | Hamas and Netanyahu Are Gambling Dangerously in Jerusalem |
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| 49 | My Pandemic vs. a Tech Billionaire’s Pandemic |
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| 50 | The Golden Globes Should Have Been Deplatformed Long Ago |
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| 51 | The Mail |
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| 52 | Dear Bill and/or Melinda |
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| 53 | The Trump Administration Is Over, but the Trump Crisis Is Not |
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| 54 | A Son’s Note from Prison: “Your Love Is a Verb” |
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| 55 | The Clear-Eyed Songs of Girl in Red |
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| 56 | Facebook and the Normalization of Deviance |
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| 57 | Policing Politics Takes Over the New York City Mayoral Race |
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| 58 | Netflix’s Flat “The Circle” |
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| 59 | A Doctor’s Dark Year |
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| 60 | The Computers Are Getting Better at Writing, Thanks to Artificial Intelligence |
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| 61 | Has an Old Soviet Mystery at Last Been Solved? |
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| 62 | Squid Is a Band with No Rules |
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| 63 | The New York Philharmonic Mourns and Rebuilds |
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| 64 | Ari Emanuel Takes on the World |
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| 65 | Peter Singer Is Still Interested in Controversial Ideas |
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| 66 | How the Pentagon Started Taking U.F.O.s Seriously |
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| 67 | The Emerging Movement for Police and Prison Abolition |
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| 68 | Twitter’s Most Heartfelt Liza Minnelli Tribute |
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| 69 | “There Is No Evil,” Reviewed: A Powerful Feature About Iranian Executioners |
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| 70 | Grammar-Nerd Heaven |
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| 71 | Does Your Wine Really Taste Like Rocks? |
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| 72 | Nicola Sturgeon’s Quest for Scottish Independence |
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| 73 | “Notes from the Ruined City,” by Aria Aber |
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| 74 | Inside India’s COVID-19 Surge |
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| 75 | Why It’s So Important That Twelve-Year-Olds Can Now Get a COVID-19 Vaccine |
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| 76 | Bridging the Divide Between the Police and the Policed |
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| 77 | The E-Scooters Loved by Silicon Valley Roll Into New York |
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| 78 | Sheikh Jarrah and the Renewed Israeli-Palestinian Violence |
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| 79 | Briefly Noted Book Reviews |
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| 80 | The Incredible Rise of North Korea's Hacking Army |
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| 81 | The Secret Footage of the N.R.A. Chief’s Botched Elephant Hunt |
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| 82 | Andrew McCarthy Revisits the Brat Pack |
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| 83 | Renewable Energy Is Suddenly Startlingly Cheap |
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| 84 | The Empty Blockbuster Music of DJ Khaled |
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| 85 | Did a University of Toronto Donor Block the Hiring of a Scholar for Her Writing on Palestine? |
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| 86 | Telecommuting to Mars |
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| 87 | The New, Conservative Supreme Court Is Returning to the Second Amendment |
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| 88 | Free speech, Bullying, and the Complicated Case of the Pennsylvania Cheerleader |
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| 89 | “The Sons of Sam,” Reviewed: A Netflix Docuseries Confronts a True-Crime Legend |
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| 90 | Squid Bright Green Field |
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| 91 | Genre Is Disappearing. What Comes Next? |
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| 92 | A High-School Cheerleader, the Supreme Court, and the First Amendment |
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| 93 | Nets' James Harden trolls Knicks by cropping them out of 'New Yorker' cover |
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| 94 | Adrian Tomine’s “Love Life” |
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| 95 | Santha Rama Rau: The prolific wordsmith who wrote for the ‘New Yorker’ and was wooed by a mafia don |
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| 96 | Edel Rodriguez’s “After the Insurrection” |
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| 97 | Harry Bliss’s “In with the New” |
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| 98 | The Top Twenty-five New Yorker Stories of 2020 |
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| 99 | New Yorker of the Week: Tanesha Grant |
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| 100 | A Reporter’s Footage from Inside the Capitol Siege |
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