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Here Comes the Sunscreen
By JULIE BOSMAN
Parents applying protective lotion to their (often reluctant) children.
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Jimmy Wales and Kate Garvey on their wedding day at Wesley’s Chapel in London last October.
Jimmy Wales Is Not an Internet Billionaire
By AMY CHOZICK
The founder of Wikipedia has a brand-new life in London with Kate Garvey, his third wife, whom he often describes as “the most connected woman in London.”
The Suicide Detective
By KIM TINGLEY
A Harvard researcher’s quest to predict who will act on their self-destructive impulses.
Innovation
Who Made That Kickstand?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
From scenic cigar breaks to urban obsolescence.
Riff
The All-Important Present Moment
By CARINA CHOCANO
In movies, time is routinely collapsed. Now, thanks to technology, so is our experience of life itself.
Eureka
Want to Understand Mortality? Look to the Chimps
By MAGGIE KOERTH-BAKER
What scientists can learn by observing how primates respond to death.
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What to Drink at a Summer Feast
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Breaking Away From the Citibike Peloton
July 3, 2013
An Oarsman Is a Verb Meaning ‘to Row’
July 1, 2013
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Jesse Ventura’s Tips for Patriotism
Assessing the soul patch throughout history; “Kinky Boots” vs. Kinko’s; a fully crowdsourced Meh List.
The Ethicist
Is It Wrong to Skip the Commercials?
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
The ethics of fast-forwarding.
Lives
The Terror and Humiliation of Learning to Ride a Bike at 33
By MARY H. K. CHOI
Name tags, obstructions and a pearlescent floral helmet.
Abstract Sunday
You Made That
By CHRISTOPH NIEMANN and JON HUANG
An abstract-expressionist tool to create and share your own artwork.
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What Happens to Women Who Are Denied Abortions?
By JOSHUA LANG
A study that explores abortion’s impact by looking at women who get to the clinic too late.
Can We Imagine the Life of a Terrorist?
By ROBERT F. WORTH
A steady proliferation of books and films try to make sense of what drives suicide bombers. But few get it right.
The Cough That Wouldn’t Stop
An otherwise-healthy 75-year-old’s symptoms stump her doctor — for a while.
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