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COMMENT

Judgment Daysby David Remnick

Egypt’s crisis was long coming…
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DEPT. OF AMPLIFICATION

Does Egypt Need Twitter?by Malcolm Gladwell

Surely the least interesting fact about the uprising in Cairo is that some of the protesters may (or may not) have employed new media to communicate…
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Losing Egyptby Jon Lee Anderson

Our serial monogamy with Egypt’s dictators bought us their loyalty, and years of borrowed time…
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THE SPORTING SCENE

Those Non-Profit Packersby Dave Zirin

It’s poetic justice to see Green Bay, the team without an owner, in the Super Bowl…
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PROFILES

Show the Monsterby Daniel Zalewski

Guillermo del Toro’s quest to get amazing creatures onscreen.
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OLD SPORT

Safe at Homeby Roger Angell

MRS. ANDY: Maybe we should have signals. Look, here’s two fingers. That means the dryer…

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A solution for health care’s costliest cases.
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A secret investigation into corruption.

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Wendell Steavenson, Steve Coll, and David Remnick on the Egyptian uprising.

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