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THE DREAM BOAT Having grown up in Australia as an immigrant, I am dismayed at my country's policies. Without the populace noticing, the Australian government has created a second class of people: boat people. These individuals are turned into beads...

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Innovation: Who Made That Spork?

Jens Mortensen for The New York Times The last time you picked up a "spork" — whether a plastic one for your fast-food meal or the titanium one you took on your camping trip — you might have had the fleeting thought that the clever spoon/fork feels...

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The 6th Floor: The Lives They Loved: Submit Your Memories

We are once again inviting readers to contribute to The Lives They Lived, the magazine's celebration of people who died in the past year. We would like photographs that illustrate a moment in the life of someone close to you who died in 2013. This is...

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It’s the Economy: Why Mayors Can’t Combat Income Inequality

Illustration by Kelsey Dake At the not-yet-completed One57, a luxury residential tower off Central Park, the unsold floor-through apartments are going for $53 million and up. The penthouse sold for more than $90 million. One57 will be the tallest...

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Eat: Better Than a Meat Lollipop

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How Is Hamid Karzai Still Standing?

Christoph Bangert for The New York Times Hamid Karzai at the presidential palace in Kabul. The Karzai family graveyard lies a few miles outside Kandahar, on the edge of the village of Karz. On the day I drove there, burned-out cars stood rusting...

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Eat: Better Than a Meat Lollipop

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It’s the Economy: Why Mayors Can’t Combat Income Inequality

Illustration by Kelsey Dake At the not-yet-completed One57, a luxury residential tower off Central Park, the unsold floor-through apartments are going for $53 million and up. The penthouse sold for more than $90 million. One57 will be the tallest...

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How Is Hamid Karzai Still Standing?

Christoph Bangert for The New York Times Hamid Karzai at the presidential palace in Kabul. The Karzai family graveyard lies a few miles outside Kandahar, on the edge of the village of Karz. On the day I drove there, burned-out cars stood rusting...

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The Movies Issue: Lights, Camera and, for the First Time, Dialogue

By Catherine Spangler The Making of 'Making a Scene': A behind-the-scenes look at the year's best performers starring in 11 original (very) short films directed by the Oscar-winning cinematographer Janusz Kaminski. Movies exist, above all, to...

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The Movies Issue: 14 Screenwriters Writing

Screenwriters famously get no respect. It probably doesn't help that one of the most famous quotes about the trade boils down to money, competition and idiots. Herman J. Mankiewicz, in an often-cited telegram sent from Hollywood to his fellow writer...

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It’s the Economy: Why Mayors Can’t Combat Income Inequality

Illustration by Kelsey Dake At the not-yet-completed One57, a luxury residential tower off Central Park, the unsold floor-through apartments are going for $53 million and up. The penthouse sold for more than $90 million. One57 will be the tallest...

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Talk: Motörhead’s Lemmy Kilmister: ‘I’m Paying for the Good Times’

I know you are having some health issues, and you just canceled Motörhead's European tour. How are you feeling?I just feel really down. I'll never get a job again. I'm paying for the good times, I suppose. It's a mixture of all the things I ever did...

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Who Said Girls Can’t Jump?

Postscript Appended First there was the struggle to make women's ski jumping an Olympic sport. Now the American team just wants to win. Martin Schoeller for The New York Times Lindsey Van in a training jump at the Utah Olympic Park in...

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