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  1. U.S. stock markets are up at least 1.7% today. Always hard to say exactly why, of course, but does anyone think it's connected to Iowa snafu? Possible logic: if Dems can't run one caucus vote, can they run the country?

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  2. New study shows that taxes on e-cigarettes increase the purchase of traditional cigarettes: . Related: our episode "The Truth About the Vaping Crisis":

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  3. Why sports leagues can’t exist without collusion: can exist without , but the can’t exist without the .

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  4. How did the go from worst to first so fast? It wasn’t an accident. Here’s how it happened:

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  5. The are heading back to the after several years in the wilderness. How did they turn it around? We sat down with the team’s owner, management, and players to find out:

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  6. This week’s ep. is all about the : , Kyle Shanahan, , , , , , , , and Paraag Marathe.

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  7. Most U.S. sports leagues are invitation-only cartels. Unlike the big soccer leagues, teams don’t get relegated out for poor performance, and unlike corporations, they face little real competition from upstarts and rivals.

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  8. How did the go from worst to first so fast? It wasn’t an accident. Here’s how it happened:

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  9. Thanks. Curious why "Medication-Assisted Treatment" is on the "Stigmatizing Language" list while "Medication for Opioid Use Disorder/Alcohol Use Disorder" is on the "Non-Stigmatizing" list?

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  10. ., on losing the vs. losing other playoff games: “It’s weirdly easier to lose the Super Bowl because you can say, ‘We didn’t have our best game.’ There’s no ifs, ands, or buts, there’s no what-ifs.”

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  11. Bad info like this? "The FDA, we should note, does recommend flushing opioids down the toilet as a final option, but what other choices are there?"

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  12. This week’s ep. is all about the : , Kyle Shanahan, , , , , , , , and Paraag Marathe.

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  13. The are heading back to the after several years in the wilderness. How did they turn it around? We sat down with the team’s owner, management, and players to find out:

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  14. Hey Michael, you could try this: . Also, if you could send us a list of Michael-approved topics, we'll try to stick to them in future.

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  15. How the San Francisco 49ers Stopped Being Losers (Update)

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  17. If you heard our 23andMe episode () it may not come as a surprise that the company is struggling (). Main problems seem to be privacy worries + biz model with no repeat biz (on retail side at least -- pharma deals are another story).

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  18. Need your input: if you were to come see a live Freakonomics Radio show, what are 3 things you'd like it to include (content and/or people)? Go!

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  19. What is the long-term economic effect for a woman who wants an abortion but isn't able to get one? New NBER working paper: "The Economic Consequences of Being Denied an Abortion":

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  20. Harm reduction advocates in Philadelphia are hoping to open the U.S.’s first safe-injection facility. Peer counselor Nicole O’Donnell describes Safehouse as “a place to go for people to safely not overdose.”

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