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David Lynch - The most Lynchian of them all

CIGARETTES, COFFEE, CANDY. ACCORDING TO LEGEND, AND TO people who spent time with him, these were the things David Lynch would fuel up on, substances that kept him going and contributed to the mad, cosmic swirl of ideas that found their way-to our lasting pleasure-from his brain to the screen.

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5 ways to master doing things alone

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No one wins this war

AFTER 15 MONTHS OF AGONY, THE Gaza cease-fire comes as a colossal relief not just for Palestinians and Israelis, but also for the wider Middle East. True, the deal is narrow in size and scope. It covers a physical space scarcely bigger than Martha's Vineyard. The actual terms of the first phase of the cease-fire agreement extend no further than a pause in fighting, an exchange of some hostages, and a partial Israeli withdrawal. Given recent precedent, the fragility of Israel's ruling coalition and the yawning gap between the belligerents, this deal is just as likely to collapse, or simply to lapse, as to foster a longer-term peace. Still, even a temporary lowering of the regional heart rate allows for useful reflection.

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Not until they're home

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Iran's shaky regime

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THE DISRUPTER IN CHIEF IS BACK

Donald Trump and the Constitution meet again

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ACTING FAST

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CITIZENSHIP AT RISK

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AT THE 'APEX OF POWER'

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UKRAINE IN THE BALANCE

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THE ROILED OPPOSITION

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THE MYTH THAT BROKE AMERICA

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A new film confronts Brazil's dark past

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It's time for the Oscars to take horror seriously

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How can health officials rebuild the public's trust in science and health institutions?

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