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Inside EWU's growing culture as Eagles try to cap .500 season: 'Closest team I've been on'
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Column: Not even mad; just disappointed
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UND may sit out some players for U.S. Under-18 exhibition
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This Might Be the Messiest Political Media Story in Years
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‘Pictures unite!’: how pop music fell in love with socialist infographics
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Why don’t Conservatives get credit for culture funding? | Letter
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High art: the museum that is only accessible via an eight-hour hike
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Tom Gauld on missing out on the Booker prize – cartoon
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Want to avoid anxiety, headaches and constipation? Try giving up on your goals | Emma Beddington
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His research on autism was compassionate – how could Hans Asperger have collaborated with the Nazis?
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Is there a dark side to gratitude?
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The 47 best gift ideas for US tweens in 2025 – picked by actual tweens
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Bill Bryson: ‘Ever since I was a little boy, I have pretended to be able to vaporise people I don’t like’
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Plastic paradise: on the frontlines of the fight to clean up pollution in Bali – in pictures
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The Human Story Behind the 1929 Crash of Wall Street
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