All posts tagged
china
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March 7, 2013A Week With the Believer: An Interview with Ai Weiwei. (2007)
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September 5, 2012American Policy Suggestions from a Chicago Sports Fan: Curb Chinese Currency Manipulation by Passing to Brandon Marshall
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February 15, 2012American Policy Suggestions from a Chicago Sports Fan: American Decline and the People’s Republic of Basketball
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October 14, 2011American Policy Suggestions from a Chicago Sports Fan: Curb Chinese Currency Manipulation by Benching Jay Cutler
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September 8, 2011Kevin Dolgin Tells You About Places You Should Go In Europe: An Ancient People
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March 7, 2011Non-Essential Mnemonics: “China helps manufacture ’warfare management technology. Everything from robot bombs to Japanese wedding lights (i.e. fireworks)”
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August 20, 2010Kevin Dolgin Tells You About Places You Should Go In Europe: Shanghai, Expo 2010 (Part IV): These Are the Roots of Rhythm
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August 19, 2010Kevin Dolgin Tells You About Places You Should Go In Europe: Shanghai, Expo 2010 (Part III): Selling Out, Selling In
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August 18, 2010Kevin Dolgin Tells You About Places You Should Go In Europe: Shanghai, Expo 2010 (Part II): Meet Me in Shanghai, Shanghai, Meet Me At the Fair
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August 17, 2010Kevin Dolgin Tells You About Places You Should Go In Europe: Shanghai, Expo 2010 Part I: Give My Regards to Nanjing Road
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August 8, 2018The Very Model of a Modern-Age Millennial
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November 12, 2015Maybe I Should Stop Bringing Up My Cat So Much When People Tell Me Stories About Their Kids
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August 2, 2018You Have Been Loading the Dishwasher Incorrectly Your Entire Life
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June 29, 2018List: 17 Real-Life Would-You-Rathers I, a Woman, Have Had to Ask Myself
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August 17, 2018List: A List of Things I’ve Said to Men this Week Instead of “You’re Wrong,” or “No” to Spare Their Feelings, Even Though They Were Wrong and I Knew the Right Answer
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August 17, 2018One Small Blow Against Encroaching Totalitarianism: Ordinary Hands
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August 17, 2018Welcome to The Middle, an Enchanted Land Where Compromise and Civility Get Results