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Craving raw broccoli lately. Phytonutrients deficiency? Or subconscious longing for deciduous trees?

"These trends are not going to reverse themselves. So maybe it’s time to acknowledge a core reality: People with skills can really thrive in this tenuous, networked society. People without those advantages would probably be better off if we could build new versions of the settled, stable and thick arrangements we’ve left behind."
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The Talent Society

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Americans are trending toward solo living. Some people are set up well to flourish in this kind of society. Others are not.

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Style Guide | The Economist

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The first requirement of The Economist is that it should be readily understandable. Clarity of writing usually follows clarity of thought. So think what you want to say, then say it as simply as possible. Keep in mind George Orwell's six elementary rules ("Politics and the English Language", 1946):

Kingston below

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Jamaica’s Burmese: A Hope for Democracy Back Home | Ted Meinhover

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Jamaica's Burmese community, I am told, is about 300 strong now. When my friend Jo arrived about 18 years ago, there were fewer than 100. Initially drawn by the

A trip to his mountain studio later, I am now incredibly proud to own a couple Gene Pearson masterpieces.

Quite possibly the best steamed fish I've had yet in Jamaica.

Search for the Best Steamed Fish | Ted Meinhover

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I forgot who recommended So So Seafood, on Chelsea Road, but the claim that they had the best steamed fish in town just may have to be declared true. I'm