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  • 13 1 TODAY TODAYONLINE.COM mediacorp SATURDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2016 WE SET YOU THINKING MCI(P) 021/06/2015
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  • 70 1 DANCING IN THE RAINThis year’s Chingay Parade kicked off yesterday at the F1 Pit Building, with 8,000 performers from 150 organisations taking part. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Mrs Lee were the guests of honour. There will be another main parade today at
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    • 33 1 BIG WEEKEND OUT: THE SINGAPORE AIRSHOW AND MORE THE BEST OF THE AIRSHOW 17 WHAT’S ON SHOW 17 CHANGI EATS 20 WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO THIS WEEKEND 22 WHAT’S ON DISPLAY 18
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  • 3079 1  - With new NMPs on the horizon, former members praise scheme but suggest several tweaks KENNETH CHENG kennethcjw@mediacorp.com.sg ter,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTing BY LOUISATANG AND CLIFFORD LEE SINGAPORE In the shake-up of the Republic’s political system announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong last month, one facet of the system
    ter,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTing BY LOUISATANG AND CLIFFORD LEE  -  3,079 words
  • 1046 1 Move comes a day after deal with Bangladesh to bring in up to 1.5 million workers DECISION CHEERED BY MANY BUT CRITICISED BY EMPLOYERS AGENCIES kualaLUMPUR— In a surprise move that was cheered by many but criticised by employers, Malaysia yesterday
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  • 69 1 (2nd Edition) DANCING IN THE RAINThis year’s Chingay Parade kicked off yesterday at the F1 Pit Building, with 8,000 performers from 150 organisations taking part. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Mrs Lee were the guests of honour. There will be another main parade today at
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  • 3078 1 (2nd Edition)  - With new NMPs on the horizon, former members praise scheme but suggest several tweaks KENNETH CHENG kennethcjw@mediacorp.com.sg ter,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTing BY LOUISATANG AND CLIFFORD LEE SINGAPORE In the shake-up of the Republic’s political system announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong last month, one facet of the system
    ter,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTing BY LOUISATANG AND CLIFFORD LEE  -  3,078 words
  • 1047 1 (2nd Edition) Move comes a day after deal with Bangladesh to bring in up to 1.5 million workers DECISION CHEERED BY MANY BUT CRITICISED BY EMPLOYERS AGENCIES kualaLUMPUR— In a surprise move that was cheered by many but criticised by employers, Malaysia yesterday
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  • hot news
    • 599 2  -  DATA DOES NOT SHOW IMPENDING RECESSION, ANALYSTS SAY LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@mediacorp.com. sg SING A PORE Financial markets can sometimes “overshoot and overreact”, but regulators and policymakers must keep an eye on underlying trends and focus on maintaining stability
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    • 881 4  -  More contracts related to lowcost carriers aircraft leasing firms at largest edition of event KELLY NG kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg S ING A POR E —This year’s Singapore Airshow saw 51 business deals inked a 16 per cent increase from its last edition in 2014
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    • 606 4  -  SIAU MING EN SINGAPORE —A student who recruited and exploited prostitutes, including minors, was yesterday sentenced to six years and three months’jail and fined S$30,000, making him the first to be convicted under the recently enacted Prevention of
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    • 596 5 AGENCIES H A N O I Vietnam lodged a formal protest with China and the United Nations chief yesterday, saying it was “deeply concerned” over Beijing’s deployment of an advanced surface-to-air missile system on a disputed island in the South China Sea, while
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    • 603 5 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES H A N O I Vietnam lodged a formal protest with China and the United Nations chief yesterday, saying it was “deeply concerned” over Beijing’s deployment of an advanced surface-to-air missile system on a disputed island in the South China Sea, while
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    • 1002 5 THE NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK The global public health emergency involving deformed babies emerged last year the hottest year on the historical record with an outbreak in Brazil of a disease transmitted by heat-loving mosquitoes. Can that
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    • 1002 5 (2nd Edition) THE NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK The global public health emergency involving deformed babies emerged last year the hottest year on the historical record with an outbreak in Brazil of a disease transmitted by heat-loving mosquitoes. Can that
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    • 382 7  -  KENNETH CHENG S I N G A P O R E More than a fortnight after submissions opened to choose the next batch of Nominated Members of Parliament (NMPs), the labour movement yesterday became the first group to publicly unveil its nominee:
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  • voices
    • 410 8  -  F ROM JEREMY CHEW CHENG HUAT The threat of terrorism was a top concern during the debate on the President’s Address (“Terror threat a top concern as Parliament sits”; Jan 26). Calls were made for Singaporeans to come together to speak out against
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    • 243 8  -  FROM AMOS MAXIMILIAN LEE I refer to the letter “Preservation of primary forests should not be a main concern” (Feb 16), which makes a good point about the balance needed between conservation and economical use of land. But I would argue that the current
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    • 216 8  -  FROM GOH CHUI LING I refer to the letter “Social media comments need to be less hurtful, more constructive” (Feb 18). I agree with the view that comments on social media should be made with more concern for the consequences.
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  • singapore
    • 647 9  -  High Court overturns earlier decision by lower court to dismiss the charge DISMISSAL OF CASE INCONSISTENT WITH S’PORE’S OBLIGATIONS: PROSECUTION NEO CHAI CHIN chaichin@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE The managing director of a company said to have illegally imported endangered rosewood from Madagascar will have
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    • 385 9 S ING A POR E The number of people caught providing immigration offenders with a place to stay, or offering them jobs, shot up by nearly 60 per cent last year, although the number of foreigners who entered Singapore illegally
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    • 216 9 ASYRAF KAMIL SINGAPORE —A full-time national serviceman from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) was found dead early yesterday at a training institute at Jalan Bahar. Mr Edwin Ong Koon Chwee, 21, had enlisted in the SCDF on Tuesday and was
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  • world
    • 791 10 Tech giant set to invoke free speech protection against demand to unlock iPhone LAWYER ARGUES HELPING THE FBI ACCESS MURDER SUSPECT’S PHONE COULD TARNISH ITS BRAND, TRUST AGENCIES WASHINGTON —Time and again after the introduction of the iPhone nearly a
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    • 684 10 THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER KUALA LUMPUR Why did SRC International, a Malaysian Finance Ministryowned subsidiary, transfer millions of ringgit into the personal accounts of Prime Minister Najib Razak, who is also the Finance Minister? Did SRC International commit any offence by transferring
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  • business
    • 485 11 S’PORE INVESTIGATING BSI PRIVATE BANKER AGENCIES ZURICH Switzerland-based lender EFG International is in talks with Brazilian financial services giant Grupo BTG Pactual to buy the latter’s Swiss bank unit BSI, which is embroiled in a money laundering probe linked to 1Malaysia
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    • 526 11 BLOOMBERG HONG KONG Housing developers in Hong Kong, who are offering enticements ranging from iPhones to furniture vouchers in response to the slowest home sales in the city in 25 years, might be running out of gimmicks. Most buyers are not biting
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    • 350 11 SINGAPORE Mr Michael Zink, country officer for Citigroup Singapore and head of its ASEAN operations, will retire after more than 28 years at the New York-based bank, said the lender yesterday. The career Citibanker will stay on until May, and a successor is
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  • sports
    • 1077 12  -  Observers say it will still attract quality events, as board looks to drop venue operations partner ADDS TO ONGOING UPHEAVAL BEHIND THE SCENES, INCLUDING SENIOR STAFF EXODUS NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The impending termination of Global Spectrum Pico’s (GSP) contract as
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    • 688 13  -  Former short-track speed-skating champ has big ambitions for her athletes LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Not many shoppers at JCube this weekend will bat an eyelid at the sight of Chun Lee Kyung, Singapore’s national coach for short track speed skating, at the sidelines
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    • 367 13 NOAH TAN SINGAPORE The Basketball Association of Singapore (BAS) inked a two-year sponsorship with local Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) firm Kin Teck Tong (KTT) yesterday. It will see Singapore’s national basketball players receive free TCM services as an alternative treatment
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    • 1257 14  -  Nine months ago Aston Villa fans were excitedly snapping up FA Cup Final tickets ahead of a glamorous Wembley showdown with Arsenal. This weekend, with the fifth round upon us, supporters of the bottomplaced club will be pondering the prospect of trips to
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    • 78 15 SATURDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2016 INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN IT’S TIME TO GREET THE WEEKEND WITH SOME OUTDOOR FUN SUCH AS THE SINGAPORE AIRSHOW 16 WHAT’S INSIDE: HOW TO NAVIGATE THE AIRSHOW 17 TOP PICKS: WHAT TO SEE 17 WHERE TO EAT AFTER THE AIRSHOW 20 PLANE SPOTTERS: WHY THEY
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      • 722 16  -  MORE AND MORE, SINGAPOREANS ARE RELISHING THE CHANCE TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES AND HEAD TO THE OUTDOORS CHRISTOPHER TOH christophert@mediacorp.com.sg Who says there’s nothing to do in Singapore? This weekend’s calendar is so chock-a-block with events that we wish we had Hermione Granger’s Time Turner device
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      • 1020 17 Here’s what you need to know to maximise your experience this weekend SINGAPORE It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the Singapore Airshow. If the last edition’s numbers are anything to go by, you can expect thousands to turn up for the event. But don’t fret.
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      • 566 17  -  CHRISTOPHER TOH MEET THE TOP GUNS You see them do death-defying stunts up in the air, but what are the pilots from the aerial display units like once they’ve got their feet back on terra firma? Here’s your chance to
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      • 285 18 This year’s airshow has once again featured a slew of offerings for the static aircraft display, from massive cargo carriers to sleek fighter jets. Here are some of the planes featured throughout the week at the airshow. Utility helicopter Single turboprop Utility turboprop Business jet Civilian transport
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      • 721 20  -  We talk to two camera-toting military plane enthusiasts MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —When the Singapore Airshow opens its doors to the public today, David Chua and Eric Chang will definitely be there. In fact, they’ve already been there the entire week, with their DSLRs, ready to
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      • 629 20 SINGAPORE —While most of our attention will be taken up gawping at some of today’s most sophisticated flying machines, we’re pretty sure we’ll get hungry during the day. If you’re not interested in the culinary options offered at the site, we’ve compiled this handy guide to some
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      • 304 21 The Black Eagles is the flight display team of the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF). Although the ROKAF had formed a display team in 1953, the Black Eagles were designated as the official aerobatic team of ROKAF in 1994. These days, the team flies
        Source: Singapore Airshow 2016; Adolfo Arranz / TODAY  -  304 words
      • 542 22  -  HON JING YI CHINGAY PARADE Asia’s largest street performance and float parade returns this year to celebrate the legacy of Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Chingay 2016 will feature performances by 800 youths dressed in
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      • Article, Illustration
        444 22  -  Some boat owners plan to see the planes fly by from an unusual perspective GENEVIEVE LOH genevieveloh@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE The Singapore Airshow’s aerial displays are a perennial favourite highlight. But with the top gun action mostly overhead, getting the best view of the death-defying stunts can be tricky.
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    • cars
      • 565 23  -  IF YOUR TOTO TICKET FOR THE S$13.9M HONG BAO DRAW CAME GOOD AND YOU WANT TO GO ON A CAR-SHOPPING SPREE, HERE’S HOW TO SPEND WISELY LEOW JU-LEN todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —So you’ve won the lottery, and it’s time to reward yourself for queuing under the sun for
        PHOTOS: NEWSPRESS, BIG FISH  -  565 words
      • 622 24  -  The new GLC 250 is basically a stretched, raised C-Class. The result is the pick of the Mercedes SUV litter MERCEDES-BENZ GLC 250 4MATIC LEOW JU-LEN todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Have you ever wished you were taller, broader-shouldered and better able to fill a out a T-shirt? This
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      • Article, Illustration
        354 24 We asked a few car-loving personalities what wheels they would spend their Toto winnings on. You won’t believe what Jamie Yeo had to say... Claire Jedrek, marketing and PR director, The Karting Arena and our only female racing driver “Oh, man I’ve got three or four! Definitely a
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      • 575 25  -  Mini’s reformed wagon is a stylish and fun offering that’s also solidly usable MINI COOPER S CLUBMAN DERRYN WONG todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE In the quest for every possible car-buyer dollar, niches now abound in the auto trade. Most of them sound nonsensical on paper: Fancy a coupe that has
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      • 109 25  -  SCOTT MARSH If you were hoping to use your winnings from the TOTO Hong Bao draw to finance your bid for the Aston Martin DB10, we have bad news for you. The automotive star of the James Bond flick Spectre was recently auctioned
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      • 100 25  -  SCOTT MARSH Porsche has unveiled the internalcombustion engine of the car that won the 2015 Le Mans 24-hours endurance race, the Porsche 919 Hy- brid LMP1. The turbocharged 2.0-litre, 90-degree, 4-cylin-der engine produced over 500hp in its 2015 configuration this year, it will produce
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  • The New York Times INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY
    • 1562 1  -  Staying in touch en route to a battle, without weapons. By ANNE BARNARD, HWAIDA SAAD BEIRUT, Lebanon Ours was an unusual, sometimes operatic, correspondence that unfolded over more than a year. Abu al-Majd, a Syrian police officer who was
      SERGEY PONOMAREV FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  1,562 words
    • 1558 1  -  By JAN HOFFMAN ONE EVENING LAST fall, Lucien Majors, 84, sat at his kitchen table, his wife Jan by his side, as he described a recent dream. Mr. Majors had end-stage bladder cancer and was in renal failure. As he spoke with a doctor, he
      JONATHON ROSEN; BRENDAN BANNON FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  1,558 words
    • WORLD TRENDS
      • 1164 2  -  INTELLIGENCE/ ALLISON ARIEFF AllisonArieffis a writer on architecture and design. Send comments to intelligence@nytimes.com. On any given day, painters are repainting some part of the [Golden Gate] bridge. They use 10,000 gallons of paint a year. It is crazy that people repaint a bridge all
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      • 736 2  -  By CEYLAN YEGINSU Karam Shoumali contributed reporting. IZMIR, Turkey City workers shoveled dirt over the two coffins as an imam, in plaintive tones, sang prayers in Arabic. “Our Lord, forgive us our sins and remit us from our evil deeds,” he
        Karam Shoumali contributed reporting.; BRYAN DENTON FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  736 words
      • 691 3  -  Difficult choices with a diagnosis of microcephaly. By SIMON ROMERO RECIFE, Brazil The surging medical reports of babies being born with unusually small heads during the Zika epidemic in Brazil are igniting a fierce debate over the country’s abortion laws, which make
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      • 554 3  -  Macaque masters hope the zodiac boosts demand. By CHRIS BUCKLEY BEIJING The performing monkey masters of Xinye County prayed at their Monkey King shrine that the Lunar New Year, which brought in the Year of the Monkey on February 8, will also bring back
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      • 691 6  - West Bank Settlers List Getaways’ on Airbnb In illegal outposts, defiantly opening doors to the world. REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK By STEVEN ERLANGER H AVAT GILAD, West Bank The “studio house” offered recently for $111 a night on Airbnb is a breeze-block building slightly apart from its neighbors in this illegal settler
        RINA CASTELNUOVO FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  691 words
      • 556 6  -  By KIMIKO DE FREYTAS-TAMURA LIVERPOOL, England London churns out so much wealth that its annual economic output is equal to Saudi Arabia’s. No other city in Britain comes close. It has eight times the population of the second-largest city, Birmingham, and
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      • 611 4  -  Institutions struggle with the symbols of their pasts. ALAN MATTINGLY History is not discarded easily. But people are trying. The marquee moment in America, last summer, was the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the South Carolina State House. The flag, a relic
        TRAVIS DOVE FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  611 words
    • MONEY & BUSINESS
      • 620 9  -  Maybe happier employees; surely happier hotels. By MARTHA C. WHITE Joshua Reeves, a founder and the chief executive of the payroll and benefits management startup Gusto, rented a house for a week in 2013 with his roughly 10 colleagues for what he called a
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      • 886 9  -  Audiences spend money to relive losing so much of it. By ALESSANDRA STANLEY The people are once again paying for the 2008 financial collapse. This time, though, it’s willingly. Entertainment industry executives and publishers say there is a growing audience for movies, plays, television shows and
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      • 858 8  -  Lengthening a list of agribusinesses owned by Beijing. This article is by This article is by Alexandra Stevenson, Chad Bray and Amie Tsang. America’s biggest pork producer and a major agricultural commodities trader have been among China’s prized acquisitions in recent
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      • 665 8  -  An effort to make a 57-year-old doll more relevant today. By RACHEL ABRAMS When it comes to Barbie’s body, it will no longer be one size fits all. Last month, Mattel unveiled curvy, petite and tall versions of its iconic fashion doll whose unrealistically
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    • SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
      • 678 10  -  A settlement from the Bronze Age, preserved in silt. By STEPHEN CASTLE WHITTLESEY, England No one knows why a catastrophic fire tore through the small settlement that rose by a river channel. Yet answers are emerging, some 3,000 years later. The Must Farm archaeological site
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      • 709 10  -  Researchers watch a melanoma grow in a primitive cell. By GINA KOLATA It was just a tiny speck, a single cell researchers had marked with a green dye. But it was the very first cell of what would grow to be a
        SHIHO FUKADA FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  709 words
    • STYLES
      • 704 11  -  Cafes where tabletop strategy trumps anything digital. By LYNN FREEHILL-MAYE Even on a sunny afternoon at Snakes Lattes Annex, many Torontonians didn’t mind acting like kids inside. An elderly man traded pawn moves with a girl. A cluster of millennials dug into
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      • 752 11  -  Instructors obsessed with Instagram and pricey outfits. By HANNAH SELIGSON The opening scene of the fictional web series “Namaste, Bitches” starts with some very un-yogic behavior. Sabine, a yoga teacher and recent transplant to Los Angeles, is driving on the
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      • 644 12  -  A gym offers a sense of community and a hard workout. By MARK OPPENHEIMER Ali Huberlie, a 27-year-old education consultant in Boston, awakens at 4:45 every morning to go to her CrossFit “box,” or gym, where she spends two hours. When she
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      • 736 12  -  By PENELOPE PENELOPE GREEN Made of aluminum and steel, and designed by Zaha Hadid with Patrik Schumacher, a dining pavilion sprouted like a kind of Martian flower over a molded timber table and chairs at Art Basel Miami Beach in December. An art pavilion was
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    • ARTS & DESIGN
      • 896 13  -  An entertainment outlet evolves as a medium for memoir. By CHRIS SUELLENTROP The “extra life” was a fixture of early video games, a reward for skilled players that was imbued with the language of reincarnation. Death is not so frivolous
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      • 629 13  -  An unflinching and intimate look at abusive clergymen. By RACHEL DONADIO The Academy Award-nominat-ed film “Spotlight” brings viewers inside The Boston Globe reporting team that broke the story of a widespread cover-up of sexual abuse by Catholic priests. “The Club,” the
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      • 616 14  -  By HOLLAND COTTER Official political history is self-assured sounding and logically suspect. This is the kind of history the Conceptual artist Walid Raad devises in his current retrospective in the United States, a set of fantastic tales spun from a few hard facts, with
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      • 843 14  -  Sylvester Stallone taps into grief over a son’s death for a movie. By CARA BUCKLEY BEVERLY HILLS, California There are downsides to being a longtime action-movie hero, as Sylvester Stallone has found out: He’s had four back operations, two shoulder surgeries and
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