Dying alone in Japan: The industry devoted to what's left behind
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Motherhood brings the most dramatic brain changes of a woman's life. So why does prenatal care ignore the topic altogether?
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The spy who drove me
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A pickpocket's tale
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Should we treat crime as something to be cured rather than punished? Scotland’s police force has adopted a public health model to tackle violence. Should the rest of the world follow suit?
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The untold story of Otto Warmbier, American hostage
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Suspicious minds - Mingling with wariness and wonder at a conference devoted to "Ancient Aliens"
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Inside the minds of Elon Musk's fans
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Japan’s vegetable-eating men - A nation of suit-wearing salarymen educates its first generation of stay-at-home dads
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What we can learn from Ghana's obsession with preschool
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Meet Noel Harder. Testifying against the Hells Angels led to a $2M bounty on his head. Then he got kicked out of the Witness Protection Program.
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The life and times of the Stopwatch Gang
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How to do nothing
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Hell on wheels: Fatal accidents, off-the-books workers, a union once run by a mobster - The rogue world of one of New York’s major trash haulers
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The 9.9 percent is the new American aristocracy
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Valley of the Ragdolls - They're floppy, relaxed, and they come when you call them. Is the Ragdoll a genetic miracle, or just one very cool cat?
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Traumatic license: An oral history of Action Park
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Was Kevin Cooper framed for murder?
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101 reasons to love San Francisco
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The weird, dangerous, isolated life of the saturation diver
6 votes