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Harmony in Several Hundred Parts

The artist Sarah Sze uses as building blocks everything from Q-tips to real, living plants

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The Eagle Has Landed

The Eagle Has Landed

As Dubya winds down his eight-year train wreck, J.M. Kearns takes a sci-fi look at what might have been, and how it all went bonkers

From the archives: February 2008

Golf is Great

Afghanistan’s embattled country club

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