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    Nov 30

    Inside this week’s issue of The New Yorker:

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  2. Coding together at the same computer, Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat changed the course of the Internet.

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  3. In the coup stage of his Presidency, Trump has continued to be Trump: he has shown no ability to plan or plot, but plenty of resolve and willingness to act.

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  4. Toussaint Louverture led the most important slave revolt in history, effectively forcing France to abolish slavery, in 1794. Yet many French high-school students learn nothing about this chapter of their history.

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  5. “Donald Trump in defeat, it turns out, is even more whiny, dishonest, and self-absorbed than he was before his decisive loss to Biden a month ago,” writes.

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  6. In his recording of “Bartleby, the Scrivener,” Paul Giamatti transforms Herman Melville’s story of a Wall Street attorney’s struggle with a balky copyist into a comic performance.

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  7. Sign up to get ’s Climate Crisis newsletter delivered weekly to your inbox.

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  8. I call my boyfriend “bae” on social media. What I do with my actual partner in crime is worse.

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  9. The Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa attributed much of his best writing to fictional alter egos—scholars have tabulated as many as 72 of them.

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  10. In the Internet age, it can seem as if there’s no reason to remember anything. But information doesn’t always amount to knowledge.

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  11. Five more executions are slated to take place before President Donald Trump leaves office.

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  12. Where do contributions to Donald Trump’s campaign Web site—still active today, and aggressively soliciting donations—actually go?

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  13. To manage their mundane tasks, small businesses and busy parents alike can turn to startups to outsource the work traditionally done by personal assistants.

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  14. An illuminating new documentary follows four retired filmmakers in Sudan, where all of the movie theatres have long been closed for political reasons, as they try to reopen an abandoned, open-air, amphitheatre-like movie house.

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  15. “Leashing your dog during walks is a key to letting him know that you’re his master. I, however, am not my dog’s master. My dog is my equal, and we are both masters of our own destinies.”

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  16. We can no longer meet our moral and practical burdens simply by reducing our own carbon emissions, writes, in his latest Climate Crisis newsletter. We also need to make amends.

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  17. . on the constitutional and historical precedent of the Presidential pardon.

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  18. In gentrifying neighborhoods, empty houses are sitting ducks. For cheap security, real-estate companies hire the homeless to guard expensive properties. The rules are simple: don’t host guests, don’t talk to anyone, and don’t leave.

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  19. Under any circumstances, putting medicine into glass vials is a tricky business. Getting COVID-19 vaccines out will require more than a billion vials to be manufactured, filled, and shipped, at top speed and in some cases under extreme stress.

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  20. Joseph Conrad was born on this day in 1857. Is his novel “Heart of Darkness” a critique of colonialism, or an example of it?

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  21. “How To with John Wilson,” an HBO documentary series, captures the pleasures and pains of being in public.

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