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Sunday, September 11, 2022


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Health


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Chaos and trauma: This is what it's like to be a nurse right now

Even as the threat of COVID recedes, nurses face multiple crises.
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Biotech


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Boston’s most valuable biotech? It’s not who you might expect.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals’ market valuation has reached $75 billion, thanks to its drug sales for cystic fibrosis and plans to expand into other diseases.
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Investigations


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At an old mill in Littleton, gun dealers openly defy Maura Healey’s assault weapon decrees

A former elastic mill northwest of Boston hosts the most federally licensed gun manufacturers and dealers in the country. It's place where you can find almost anything from pistols to World War I antiques — and, especially, all manner of ways around the state’s gun laws.
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Dan Shaughnessy


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Bill Belichick voices support for Matt Patricia and Joe Judge as Patriots get set to open their season

The Patriots coach talked about his new staff, his new habits, the new season, and the constant turnover in the game.
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Politics


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Justice Department and Trump legal team clash over special master candidates

The Justice Department and lawyers for former president Donald Trump failed to agree Friday on who could serve as an independent arbiter to sift through documents the FBI seized from Trump’s Florida club and residence last month.
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Politics


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Debating over debates: Campaign tradition faces skepticism

With the fall campaign rapidly approaching, the time-honored tradition of televised debates as a forum for voters to evaluate candidates may be the latest casualty of constant media coverage and powerful digital platforms, as well as the nation's polarized political climate.
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Charles III is proclaimed king at tradition-steeped royal ceremony

King Charles III was formally proclaimed sovereign of the United Kingdom on Saturday, as officials unveiled details of the meticulously choreographed ceremonies that will culminate in the state funeral of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on Sept. 19.
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World


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Russia announces troop pullback after Ukrainian offensive in Kharkiv area

The news came after days of apparent advances by Ukraine south of Kharkiv, the country’s second-largest city.
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Gun violence epidemic looms large over a Swedish election

As Sweden votes Sunday in parliamentary elections, gun crime has loomed large for a country more commonly associated with its high living standards, women’s rights and welcoming asylum policies rather than endemic street violence.
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EDITORIAL


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Marriage equality cries out for protection

Senate must vote to shield same-sex couples from any court generated rollback of rights.
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LETTERS


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Don’t blame student loan debt on the few schools with large endowments

Here’s the basic equation for why student debt levels increase: State budget cuts translate to higher tuition, which results in increased borrowing by students and parents.
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LETTERS


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Fostering the next generation of climate stewards

There are young people in primary and secondary education who are ready to sow the seeds for a brighter future for all.
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YVONNE ABRAHAM


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Could the British royal mystique be shattered? We can hope.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II might shatter the royal mystique. We can hope.
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Metro


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At Billerica’s last working farm, a battle over $300,000 in unpaid taxes divides the town

To hear Billy Griggs tell it, his property — 25 acres of farm land on the edge of the Concord River — is over-assessed and overtaxed. But his decision to stop paying property taxes has residents split. Some think Billerica should cut the 73-year-old some slack. Others say it's only fair that Griggs pay up like everybody else.
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The middle school boys thought their teacher was a ‘creep.’ So they tracked how he treated the girls.

A “pedo database” where some Davisville Middle School students documented how their teacher harassed girls in their class is now part of an investigation into the North Kingstown teacher.
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Sports






Tara Sullivan


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A generation of top female athletes are retiring in bittersweet fashion, but they’re headed for exciting second acts

Legends like Serena Williams and Sue Bird are exiting stage right, but they're poised to break ground on the road ahead much the way they did on the one behind.
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On football


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Faith is low in Patriots, and one way or the other, it’s all on Bill Belichick’s shoulders

The offseason was filled with curious personnel decisions, training camp was rife with issues, and the coach has taken ownership of it all.
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‘A friendly reminder that we’re really good’: Red Sox offense takes off on Orioles

After dropping four straight games within the AL East on their road trip, Rafael Devers' first-inning grand slam began an exultant night for the last-place Sox.
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IDEAS


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Lost — and never found

Of all objects, a missing one may be the most significant kind.
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IDEAS


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Woke medicine doesn’t mean worse medicine

Antiracism training isn’t a substitute for what doctors typically learn. It’s an enhancement — and it’s exactly what the health care system needs.
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Obituaries






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Kurt Gottfried, physicist and foe of nuclear weapons, dies at 93

Kurt Gottfried, a theoretical physicist who barely escaped the brutal reality of one world war and devoted his career to preventing another as a co-founder of the influential Union of Concerned Scientists, died Aug. 25 in Ithaca, New York. He was 93.
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Obituaries


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Sheila Tobias, who defined ‘math anxiety,’ dies at 86

Although math anxiety affected men as well, Ms. Tobias found, she framed it as a feminist issue at a time when the women’s movement was in the forefront.
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Marsha Hunt, movie star who confronted blacklist, dies at 104

A Hollywood actress who played all-American girlfriends, wives and mothers during the wartime 1940s, Marsha Hunt saw her career wither after protesting the House Un-American Activities Committee's witch hunt into communist activity.
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Arts & Lifestyle






BIBLIOPHILES


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Suad Amiry: reading in Arabic and English in the West Bank

Suad Amiry still seems surprised that she is a writer, though she just published her seventh book, the novel “Mothers of Strangers.” “I became a writer by accident,” says the author and architect, who lives in Ramallah, in the West Bank. Amiry talked with us about what she likes to read.
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BOOK REVIEW


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An exercise in memory in ‘Lessons’

Ian McEwan begins “Lessons,” his 17th published novel, with the “insomniac memory” of a piano lesson. Eleven-year-old Roland Baines sits at the keyboard in an Ipswich boarding school. As Roland struggles with the complexities of Bach, Miriam Cornell, his stern but seductive music teacher, pinches the boy near his crotch, leaving ambiguous sensations that resonate across the years.
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A mother’s letter to her daughter — and others

Carolyn Hays is not the author’s real name, and “A Girlhood” is not, despite the subtitle and the second person, addressed only to her transgender daughter. Instead it’s a jittery, energetic, wise, practical, hopeful book for parents of transgender kids.
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TRAVEL


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Maine’s Eastern Trail joins Rail-Trail Hall of Fame

It’s one of 36 Hall of Fame Trails across the country, and one of only four in New England.
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TRENDSPOTTING


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Bigger, longer, more elaborate, farther-flung: Some pre-wedding parties are costing more than the Big Day

Brides and grooms are getting married later in life and have more disposable income for their bachelor and bachelorette celebrations, experts say. Plus: "This is an age group that grew up with lavish, themed birthday parties."
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Real Estate


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Title role: How you take ownership of your home could have lasting benefits or implications

What will happen if a co-owner dies? How can you shield yourself from personal liability?
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Home of the Week: A chic living room library any bibliophile would envy

Young Greek Revival has three bedrooms, two full baths, two half baths, and must-see décor.
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