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Jane Austen
And Finally
Barn Hunt: a strange, but not obscure event for dogs
By Neal Pollack
And Finally
The excessive meanings of ‘bunch’
By Dot Wordsworth
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The resurgence of Dungeons & Dragons
By Robby Soave
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‘Quite’ has gone quite wrong
By Dot Wordsworth
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What do Ukrainians mean when they say they’ve liberated a ‘settlement?’
By Dot Wordsworth
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The history of Woolrich jackets
By Teresa Mull
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The magic of Christmas caroling
By Priscilla M. Jensen
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Entering crisis mode
By Dot Wordsworth
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The changing language of ‘mental health’
By Dot Wordsworth
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Getting a nose job in Istanbul
By Kara Kennedy
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What do ‘catcalls’ have to do with cats?
By Dot Wordsworth
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A visit to the Renaissance Faire
By Teresa Mull
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Thinking about baby names
By Matt McDonald
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The etymological ingredients of ‘flageons’
By Dot Wordsworth
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What is junk, exactly?
By Teresa Mull
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The not-so-sweet roots of ‘nice’
By Dot Wordsworth
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The vibe shifts to East Austin
By Kat Rosenfield
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When did brothers and sisters become ‘siblings’?
By Dot Wordsworth
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