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| Richard Wilbur in The New Yorker In a review of Wilbur's "Collected Poems: 1943-2004," Adam Kirsch described the poet's "Mozartean felicity in the writing of verse," and suggested a ...
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| Ophelia shows many hurricanes could reach Europe in the future "The historical record only shows one hurricane reaching Ireland whilst still at hurricane strength: Debbie in 1961," said Julian Heming of the UK Met ...
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| Microsoft Surface Book 2 Puts Desktop Brains in a Laptop Body Last time Microsoft released a Surface, it was the Surface Laptop, the mainstream computer in its lineup. For years, Microsoft has tried to introduce ...
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| How Croatia, Italy and Ireland fared in Europe's first World Cup play-offs in 1997 At the play-offs in 1997, we witnessed the emergence of future star players, the end of a few careers, the arrival of new nations, the departure of ...
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| Homebuilder confidence jumps to 6-month high in October After a hurricane-induced dip, confidence among U.S. homebuilders increased more than expected in October. A monthly sentiment index from the ...
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| Violence Begets Violence in Somalia More than 300 people were killed in a truck bomb attack in the capital of Mogadishu on Saturday, and a huge section of the city, previously considered ...
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| Weinstein Company in sale talks with Colony Capital Tom Barrack's Colony Capital has thrown a lifeline to The Weinstein Company that could lead to the sale of the troubled film group, which faces an ...
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| Two-child limit on benefit claims to be challenged in court CPAG, which issued the high court claim against the pensions secretary, David Gauke, in August, argues that the limit is discriminatory and breaches ...
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| Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's baby is due in April The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's third baby is due in April, the couple have announced, shortening the odds of the new arrival coming on a very ...
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| Eye in the sky offers clearest vision of Earth When a rocket failure saw NASA's first carbon-monitoring satellite plunge into the ocean in 2009, it was a major blow for climate scientists.
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