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The New Yorker

Every Newspaper Obituary’s First Paragraph [135d]
How to Give Away a Fortune [135d]
Letters from Our Readers [135d]
The Magazine for Mercenaries Enters Polite Society [135d]
Nate Silver’s New Book, “On the Edge,” Reviewed [135d]
David Sedaris Meets the Pope [135d]
Briefly Noted Book Reviews [135d]
“A Sunset,” by Robert Hass [135d]
R. Kikuo Johnson’s “A Mother’s Work” [135d]
“The Dahlias,” by Didi Jackson [135d]
Your Lingering Fear of Germs [135d]
Ina Garten Talks About Her Life, Her Marriage, and Her New Memoir [135d]
The Supreme Contradictions of Simone Weil [135d]
Is a Stay at Francis Ford Coppola’s Hotel an Offer You Can’t Refuse? [135d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, September 2nd [135d]
Will Packer’s Year of Firsts [135d]
How A.I. Teaches Machines to Discover Drugs [135d]
How Seamus Heaney Wrote His Way Through a War [135d]