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41 pretend you’re a dirty scourge. And then we get plenty of people who are like, ‘‘Whatever, dude, here’s my card.’’ We have a ...

42 at a time, and at least four sergeants, plus one who is back at the desk. Every supervisor has a protective suit in the car a ...

43 FOOD-PANTRY DIRECTOR Diane Carioscio, 62, Chicago lifted. One is ‘‘client choice.’’ That’s like a grocery- store setting — yo ...

44 DECODING CANNABIS CHEMISTS AT SOME OF THE BIGGEST LEGAL-WEED BY GARY GREENBERG ...

45 COMPANIES ARE AFTER AN ELUSIVE PRIZE: A CUSTOMIZABLE, RELIABLE HIGH. ILLUSTRATION BY ERIK CARTER 45 ...

46 4.5.20 a farm-to-bong cannabis company in western Massachusetts, is a clean industrial space on the fi rst fl oor of a four-s ...

The New York Times Magazine 47 refused to sign off. The bureaucratic resistance ‘‘really stimulated my sense of adolescent rebel ...

48 ‘I ALWAYS WRITE WITH A SENSE OF How Édouard Louis, a working-class gay man from the provinces, became France’s latest literar ...

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Louis opened the door to the apartment at the top of the Tour Perret, the only skyscraper in the northern French city of Amiens. ...

The Édouard Louis phenomenon in France has been analogized by some American reviewers to that of J. D. Vance, the Ohioan author ...

it explained his own life to him, perhaps better than his own perceptions of his own life. After the talk, he approached Eribon, ...

I have the feeling that the books I am writing are a party for the people I used to live with, but that they cannot attend,’’ Lo ...

Our world became one of isolation, round- the-clock care, panic and uncertainty — even as society carried on around us with all ...

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56 4.5.20 I call to my husband from the living- room fl oor, where I now sleep each night on a roll-up foam sleeping pad that my ...

The New York Times Magazine 57 he coughs and spits out phlegm — with bleach, take out T’s washcloth, towels and bathmat and repl ...

58 4.5.20 keeping their research under wraps, and without the necessity of answering to regulators, it’s likely to stay that way ...

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