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  1. COVID-19's "unexpected business boom holds lessons for how to make the economy more conducive to new ideas, new companies, and new entrepreneurs in the future," argues:

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  2. The Olympics has become increasingly synonymous with overspending, corruption, and autocratic regimes. As the world looks ahead to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, asks: Is it time for the Games to end?

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  3. Talking with strangers can make us happier, more connected to our communities, mentally sharper, healthier, less lonely, and more trustful and optimistic, writes. So why don’t we do it more?

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  4. Katie Roiphe's advice for her daughter: Do talk to your professors outside of class. Do notice the way the sky changes color. Don’t get too drunk.

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  5. "If anyone understands why discussing our weight with our loved ones can be such a toxic brew of shame, resentment, and frustration, it’s the van Tullekens," writes:

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  6. "The feelings of progress, buoyancy, and even semi-normalcy from the late spring and early summer have dissipated," writes. Steeply rising case counts reflect the Delta variant’s contagiousness—and correlate with a more private, psychological toll.

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  7. How bad can Delta get in a highly vaccinated country with no restrictions? We're about to find out, writes:

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  8. Kids under 12 can’t be vaccinated yet. "Until they can be, the best way to protect them is simple," reports: "Vaccinate all the eligible adults and teens around them.

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  9. The arrogance and insularity of meritocratic elites fractured America’s class system and left resentment and alienation in its wake. It’s time we blame the bobos, writes.

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  10. A popular watchdog Twitter account has dedicated itself to “monitoring” the far right, reports , but does reposting extremist content on a mainstream website do any good?

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    Tomorrow morning is posting ’s new cover story. ‘Twenty Years Gone’ is a story of 9/11, and it is one of the most moving and beautifully written magazine pieces I’ve ever read. I hope that all of you will read it.

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  12. Throughout the pandemic, service workers have faced a wave of abuse from customers. That’s exactly the way American consumerism was designed to work, writes :

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  13. In the classic study of the hero’s journey, women were in the background, James Parker writes. “The Heroine With 1001 Faces,” a new book by , puts them at the center of the story.

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  14. Trump's gains with Latino voters offer a lesson for California Republicans—if they choose to listen, writes:

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  15. The Olympics has become increasingly synonymous with overspending, corruption, and autocratic regimes. As the world looks ahead to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, asks: Is it time for the Games to end?

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  16. Talking with strangers can make us happier, more connected to our communities, mentally sharper, healthier, less lonely, and more trustful and optimistic, writes. So why don’t we do it more?

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  17. DAILY CROSSWORD: What’s the four-letter name for “Fitzgerald who was the inspiration for a Barbie in 2020”?

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  18. Synchronized swimming has been an Olympic fixture since 1984. But in 2017, its name was changed to “artistic swimming”—a controversial move that many athletes and coaches fear detracts from the athleticism of the sport, reports:

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  19. "Strange as it may seem, affairs have a lot to teach us about marriage—what we expect, what we think we want, and what we feel entitled to," Esther Perel wrote in 2017.

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  20. "Given the spike in homicides that has afflicted the United States during the pandemic, disproportionately killing Black people," writes, "there’s an especially strong case for this overdue slogan: Solve All Murders."

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