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<title>Context &amp; Continuity</title>
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<description>...By Brian D. Johnson.</description>
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<title>NYTimes, 11.10.9:  Bible That Vanished on Kristallnacht Is Heading Home</title>
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<description>I can't say I agree with the writer or editors of the the New York Times when they decide to describe the recovered book a Hebrew Bible, especially as the erudite readers of the NYTimes will be able to understand...</description>


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<title>T/ Best newsstand in San Francisco.</title>
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<description>On Friday, November 6, 2009, Fog City News will celebrate its Tenth Anniversary. On the one hand, Fog City News is a big too fancy and a bit too small to be a truly great newsstand, like Dina news or...</description>

<category>Perambulations</category>

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<title>WSJ, 11.4.9:  The Greatest Generation (of Networkers)</title>
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<category>EdgeLife</category>

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<title>NYTimes, 11.3.9:  Lament on the Fading Culture of the Printed Word </title>
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<description>Goodbye to All That Over the years, how many people have read Joan Didion’s pointed, moody, celebrated essays and come to New York in the hope of writing some of their own? The path of those would-be writers is patently...</description>

<category>Belles-Lettres</category>

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<title>What You Should Have Read in Today's NY Times.</title>
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<description>The Obamas’ Marriage Another Washington dusk, another motorcade, another intimate evening played out in public view. On Oct. 3, just a day after their failed Olympics bid in Copenhagen, Barack and Michelle Obama slipped into a Georgetown restaurant for one...</description>

<category>DeadTrees</category>

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