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Scientists performed surgery on the hoods of cobras to determine how ribs turned into hood bones and rib muscles turned into hooding muscles. A number of the snakes awoke from…

Thirds

by Harper’s Staff,

World wide web

by John Gray,

The myth and reality of the United Nations

Reeled the mind

by Nicholas Fraser,

Henry Luce's decline and fall

New books

by Benjamin Moser,

please, thank you

by Dagoberto Gilb,

All that glitters

by Clancy Martin,

An ex-jeweler reveals the art of the swindle

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Art by Nick Cave,

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Art by Nick Cave,

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Soundsuits

Art by Nick Cave,

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Own Goal

by Wells Tower,

How homeless soccer explains the world

In the Loop

by Ben Austen,

Obama's hometown takes Washington

Archive: 2010

From the Archive

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Golden ages

Here

You only croak once

A folio whale

Alle cinque del pomeriggio (Almeria)

Laugher curve

Yellow-card journalism

Ich hab vergessen wo (I’ve forgotten where)

“entrance (Beirut)”

Pockets’ red glare

How the Other Half Heals

Harper’s index

Agrarian anxieties

Letters

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Findings

Thirds

World wide web

Reeled the mind

New books

please, thank you

All that glitters

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Soundsuits

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Own Goal

In the Loop

July 2010

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