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      Trust me, salads ARE a vegetable

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      F&D column: “Tales and cookbooks about Soviet food”

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      Big bands: A book about Bunny Berigan, his life and times

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      “Trieste,” a novel by Daša Drndić

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      “When the Doves Disappeared,” a novel by Sofi Oksanen

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      Times change, but Ernest Hemingway was an inspiration to this youthful…

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      Donald Niebyl tells the amazing story of Yugoslavia’s pavilion at Expo…

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      An absolute fascination with “The 15 Tallest Skyscrapers of Yugoslavia”

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      “Arthur Frommer’s Europe on $25 a Day” absolutely changed my life

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      Even the Commies know I’m not a Communist

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      Our weekly editorial meme: “To the dimmer go the spoils”

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      C’mon, do you really believe Robert Maxwell accidentally fell off that…

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      Our weekly editorial meme: “Life in the city”

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      Hill Street Blues, from a time when I cared about such…

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      Prioritizing drivers merely fails everyone else

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      On Memorial Day, I’d prefer DRINKING beer

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      Make your own fun, but I will not carry a gun

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      Battered, bruised, and crawling back onto the non-band wagon

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      Them ominous vultures

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      ON THE AVENUES: A design for life

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Them ominous vultures

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On the late James Levine

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“Being a beer lover in our current age is equal parts...

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ON THE AVENUES: A design for life

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Hill Street Blues, from a time when I cared about such...

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Out and about, in America, in Europe — and in my...

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The books I read in 2020

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The house painting job

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On Memorial Day, I’d prefer DRINKING beer

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A few year ago at a bar I frequented, one of the younger 30-something employees was pushing hard for a Memorial Day promotion to...

Make your own fun, but I will not carry a gun

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I will not carry a gun, Frank. When I got thrown into this war I had a clear understanding with the Pentagon: no guns....

Battered, bruised, and crawling back onto the non-band wagon

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"The Dutch blueprint for urban vitality isn’t about bicycles. It’s about refusing to sacrifice vast amounts of the public realm to the private car;...
This is a city made for exiles. Many exiles, of course, are given no choice, but I imagine most of us sometimes tire of living in the open, where everything is plain to see and we ourselves are obvious, and for anyone with this sporadic impulse to withdraw into somewhere less transparent, Trieste offers a compelling destination--surreptitious itself, and ambiguous. It has offered a new home to many expatriates, voluntary or compulsory, but in the event many have spent half their time here wistfully wishing they were somewhere else. For this is an ironic gift of the place--to attract and to sadden, both at the same time.
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