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Barry Scheck Blowing Smoke In Your Face

We are truly in a fun house of justice, a kind of deconstructed reality where everyone brings to the trial his or her own story, and the media fan the flames so high and hot that every Dick and Jane...

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Manilow and Matzoh Balls: Dershowitz Lowers the Bar

In Search of American Jewish Culture , by Stephen J. Whitfield. University Press of New England, 307 pages, $26. Just Revenge , by Alan M. Dershowitz. Warner Books, 322 pages, $29.95. Reading In Search...

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State’s Lost Glory Is Gone for Good

New York's political classes, a group that includes all manner of soothsayers, layabouts and long-lunchers, have decided that the New York primary really, really counts for something this year. This,...

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Faith Flickers in the Burbs, Spiritual Pulse Is Faint

The Faithful Narrative of a Pastor's Disappearance by Benjamin Anastas. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 277 pages, $24. If books were shelved according to the cadence of their titles rather than by the...

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Love Jamaica? Life and Debt A Must See Film. Ralph Lauren, Bob Pittman Should...

Sometime in the 17th century, there developed the notorious "Triangle Trade": rum and shoddy goods from New England to Africa; slaves from Africa to what would become the Old Confederacy; tobacco,...

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At National Academy, Rather Calm Rendition Of Our Great Storms

Almost everyone has a story to tell about being caught in a storm, and accounts of storms are as variable as the people who recall them. My own earliest memory of a storm goes back to the 1938...

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Where I Ate in ’05: Dining Out Narrows Down City’s Best Bites

In the past year, I’ve visited nearly 100 restaurants, eaten at least a dozen tuna tartares, over 20 plates of “crudo,” a flock of organic chickens, God knows how many pounds of grass-fed beef, and...

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Where I Ate in ’05: Dining Out Narrows Down City’s Best Bites

In the past year, I’ve visited nearly 100 restaurants, eaten at least a dozen tuna tartares, over 20 plates of “crudo,” a flock of organic chickens, God knows how many pounds of grass-fed beef, and...

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New England Realignment?

If you're sick of the endless comparisons between 2006 and 1994, read no further. But one underlooked aspect of the '94 GOP revolution may be playing out this year too: Regional realignment. Yes, Bill...

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New England Massacre

If you're sick of the endless comparisons between 2006 and 1994, read no further. But indications point to a regional realignment tomorrow on the same order as that Republican revolution 12 years ago....

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