We had a tendency to forgive, or at least ignore, those traits, since witnessing Mr. Bourdain’s journeys into the global culinary wonderland, or the spectacle…
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Water stress pouring into economic stress
How we manage our resources is affecting how India’s perceived as a place for doing business. Delhi and Bengaluru’s water crises, triggered by low rainfall,…
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Opinion | Two Governors, Two Visions of a New South
Last week, Governor Wes Moore of Maryland, a Democrat, signed an executive order pardoning 175,000 marijuana convictions, saying, “Today, we take a big step forward…
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Chef Arnaud Donckele: Plenitude Paris
Plenitude lives up to its name. Its split-level dining room situated on the first floor of Cheval Blanc Paris, the LVMH-owned lux hotel in the…
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Opinion | Alito’s Frustrated Culture-War Diatribe
It often seems that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito would be happier swapping out his black robes for the garb of whichever right-wing plaintiffs have…
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Spiller of beans, and State vs open society
Release of Wikileaks cofounder Julian Assange, following a plea deal with the US Department of Justice, ends nearly 15 years of legal battles that were…
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Opinion | What Joe Biden Could Learn From Betty White About Aging in Public
Up to a point. But even male politicians do not want voters to see them as approaching their expiration date, and Washington’s dermatologists and plastic…
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Nothing to do – The Economic Times
You are up to your gills in work. You have absolutely no time to spare. Well, this is when you yearn to do nothing, at…
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Opinion | The Most Important Primary Election of the Year Is Also a Heartbreaker
But Bowman has also been reckless in stomping on ideological land mines. Among his greatest unforced errors was claiming that reports of Israeli women being…
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Bad hair day? Blame climate change
Blaming government for everything is so passe. Now, from loss at the stock markets to that boil on a delicate part of your body is…
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Opinion | Patients Stunned by Their Medical Bills
To the Editor: Re “It’s Just an X-Ray. How Much Could It Cost?,” by Danielle Ofri (Opinion guest essay, June 18): As a retired cardiologist,…
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Kush Maini Finishes Second in F2 Spanish Grand Prix Sprint, Sixth in Main Race
Indian racer driver Kush Maini enjoyed a good weekend at the F2 Spanish Grand Prix, as he grabbed the second spot in the sprint race.…
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Cosmic meditation – The Economic Times
Nasa recently announced that the Boeing Starliner’s return to Earth from the International Space Station with its inaugural crew will be delayed. Its crew includes…
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Opinion | Hillary Clinton: I’ve Debated Trump and Biden. Here’s What I’m Watching For.
Last week, I had the time of my life at the Tony Awards introducing a song from “Suffs,” the Broadway musical I co-produced about the…
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