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Emmys: Modern Family Wins Best Comedy Series


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Emmys: Homeland Wins Best Drama Series


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Emmys: Kevin Costner Wins for Lead Actor, Miniseries or Movie


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Emmys: Homeland Sweeps Drama Categories


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Emmys: Tom Bergeron, Amazing Race Win Reality Awards


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Emmys: Cryer, Louis-Dreyfus Wins Round Out Comedy Category


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Emmys: Modern Family Sweeps Early Categories


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Emmys: Eric Stonestreet Wins Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series


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Emmys 2012: Complete Live Coverage


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How To Stop Hospitals From Killing Us

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Startup=Growth

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How Paul Ryan Convinced Washington Of His Genius

Alec MacGillis | New Republic | 14 September 2012

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Sherwood Syndrome

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"The idea that England 3,000 years ago was already as suburban as the outskirts of Basildon has not been absorbed into the popular consciousness." Bronze Age farmers largely deforested the country by 1000BCE, long before Romans Comments

Sex In The 60s

Joyce Wadler | NYT | 19 September 2012

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What Happens To Stolen Bicycles?

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"Used bikes aren’t particularly liquid or in demand compared to other things one could steal (phones, drugs). Yet bikes continue to get stolen, so they must be generating sufficient income for thieves. What happens to them?" Comments