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On the Syrian Border, 2015, After the Story's "Gone Elsewhere"
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Elliot Ackerman
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Sex, Violence, and Jerry Lewis: Aleksandar Hemon on the Preoccupations of His 10-Year-Old Self
"Inside that nothing there are memories, and inside those memories there are snakes."
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Aleksandar Hemon
| June 13, 2019
How the West is Destroying Itself Through Its Fear of Migrants
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Suketu Mehta
| June 13, 2019
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Lance Richardson
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The Swimming Pool: Fascist Blue Rectangle or Immersive Democratic Space?
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The Traffic Stop: One of the Great Abuses of Police Power in Contemporary Life
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