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The Militarization of the American Space Program
… The classical era of the American space program has come to an end. After a quarter century in which peaceful … their location within l/100th of a mile. The system can also guide ballistic missiles with uncanny precision. The … period. Moreover, Earth’s geological history, once studied in isolation, now stands in a new relationship with the …
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The Health-Care Castle
… up from a get-together with his rat pack of middle-school pals. Tag in the woods behind the house, night coming on. Tripped on a root along the path, fell head-first … suffering.” The consequences are unmistakable. As Silverman points out in her story, a 2023 survey of physicians found …
New Orleans Portraits
… children were born. Her canary bird hung at the window. He also was called Pierre. When Louise spoke to him softly in … French, he caroled and trilled with delight. Then Livaudais died. Many, years passed away and his widow still clung to … was no place in his thoughts for future events. He was incompetent to think at all. When his first child was born, he …
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Transfigured Night
… also gave us a letter that said one of us had to leave. The company didn’t allow employees to be married; it was a … risk to draw diagrams of military planes while in the audience at a concert hall? Devin never knew when he’d get an … I wanted, the kind that was only possible in stories.  117-126 By Paula Whyman Illustration by Lauren Simkin Berke …
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A Strange and Extraordinary Week
… The great historian and civil-rights activist Howard Zinn died on Wednesday at the age of 87; so too did the author  … J.D. Salinger , a phantom for decades, passed away, and the coming years surely will bring rafts of rumor, speculation, … off a good chunk of its corporate staff . And there were false births and false deaths, endings or beginnings not …
Who Killed Satan?
… is all too aware of the traps, Satanic and otherwise, that come with the territory of a book out to explain how it is … about the “banality of evil”] to scores of millions who died at their hands. What does it mean to say that the … lost whatever authenticity might have existed in the originals. As for the satanic, it seems destined to abide among us …
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