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[Title] => J.K. Rowling's debut adult novel worth the read
[Summary] => So look, here's the thing: This. Is. Not. A. Children's. Book. If you're looking for what made Harry Potter magical — Wizards! Spells! Flying Broomsticks! — you're not going to find it.
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[Title] => Review: Bradley's 'Imperial Cruise' goes adrift
[Summary] => Review of "The Imperial Cruise: A Secret History of Empire and War"
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[Title] => Oprah chooses short story collection
[Summary] => CHICAGO (AP) — Oprah Winfrey has blessed the book world's eternal underdog: the short story.
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[Title] => Self-tickling chimps
[Summary] => Hammering nuts, eating stuff directly off stick or wiping stuff off stick manually, squashing stuff with fingers. Yes, these sound like activities you can observe during a sports night or some fraternity night when men engage in male-bonding. But I think you will find it more interesting that these behavioral traits, among many others, are what have been observed of chimpanzees in six sites across central Africa. I don’t know about you but fellows who tickle themselves earn the top spots in my list of interesting creatures and chimps are found to do so.
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[AuthorName] => DE RERUM NATURA By Maria Isabel Garcia
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[Title] => War as Cinema
[Summary] => America is in love with its wars, for which it can scarcely be blamed; it is as much by winning them as the grace shown by the US in losing that the character of the last great superpower is measured.
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