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          "firstParagraph": "From being ranked the Most Charitable City in the country to the Best City for Foodies, once-overlooked Houston has won its fair share of prizes in the last couple of years. But perhaps no prize mattered more to Houstonians than when their Major League Baseball team, the Astros, won the 2017 World Series, thanks in no small part to the seven-time All-Star pitcher and Cy Young Award winner, Justin Verlander. Mr. Verlander, a newcomer to the city, quickly achieved deity status here, which he further cemented when days later he married his girlfriend, often described as one of the most beautiful women in the world, the supermodel Kate Upton. Ms. Upton has rocked the cover of Sports Illustrated (several times), Vanity Fair, Esquire and Vogue to name a few, and starred in movies and music videos along the way.",
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          "headline": "Five Places to Visit in Houston",
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          "snippet": "Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander and his wife, supermodel Kate Upton, are foodies at heart. So what better city to call home than Houston?",
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          "firstParagraph": "The premise of the comedy “Yesterday” is surreal and yet tantalizingly simple: What if you woke up to discover you were the only person who still remembered the music of the Beatles? And what if you used this knowledge to recreate these songs for a world that had never heard of this uniquely famous and ubiquitous rock group, propelling yourself to superstardom in the process?",
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          "headline": "The Long and Winding Road to ‘Yesterday,’ a Film Full of Beatles Music",
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          "snippet": "Want to make a movie about the enduring power of the Beatles? You’ll need a lot of their songs, and more than a little help from your friends.",
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          "firstParagraph": "What comes after grace? For the choreographer Ronald K. Brown, the answer is easy: mercy.",
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          "snippet": "Bard SummerScape is honoring the choreographer’s 20-year-old “Grace” with live music — and a new collaboration with the musician Meshell Ndegeocello.",
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          "firstParagraph": "It isn’t the smell of smoke that greets you when you walk through the door of Peri Peri Grill House in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn; it’s the sight of it. The hard-working grill in the open kitchen exhales smoke in billows that dissipate quickly into the dining room, but not before leaving a defining mark on all the food it touches.",
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          "snippet": "Smoke, spice and an eclectic menu are the hallmarks of this small restaurant in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.",
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          "snippet": "This restaurant in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has a hard-working grill in the open kitchen that exhales smoke in billows.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Don’t look for God within the cloisters of “In the Green,” Grace McLean’s oddball musical portrait of the sainted medieval nun, theologist and composer Hildegard von Bingen. Though Hildegard (1098-1179) was celebrated for having a direct line to the almighty, via holy visions, the Judeo-Christian deity is invoked but briefly in this LCT3 production, and then only as an interjection (as in “oh, God, I’m suffocating”).",
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          "snippet": "Grace McLean’s eccentric and opaque new musical considers the traumatic roots of the sainted medieval mystic and composer Hildegard von Bingen.",
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          "firstParagraph": "The second night of the Democratic debates had the same location as the first, the same set, the same moderators, the same format and the same number of randomly selected candidates.",
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          "headline": "On Night 2, the Democratic Debate Wakes Up and Shakes Up",
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          "snippet": "Thursday night’s second round for the Democrats yielded conflict and a potent TV moment.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Halfway through the first Democratic primary debate in Miami Wednesday night, NBC brought on a second shift of moderators — four hours over two nights, you’ve got to conserve your energy. Chuck Todd began to ask a question about gun violence. Then he stopped.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Every month, Netflix Australia adds a new batch of movies and TV shows to its library. Here are our picks for July, broken down by release date.",
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          "snippet": "Every month, Netflix Australia adds a new batch of movies and TV shows to its library. Here are the titles we think are most interesting for July.",
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          "firstParagraph": "If Maine’s much-debated slogan, “the way life should be,” were a place, the towns of Camden and Rockport and their surroundings might be it. On the Eastern Seaboard, where mountains meet ocean, the area has long attracted rusticators and “vacationlanders” who far outnumber residents in summer. These clapboard-and-brick towns sit two miles apart on schooner-spotted harbors next to rounded mountains and sparkling freshwater lakes. What more does a rural getaway need? In this case, it’s a vibrant community of year-round locals who’ve created a nexus of arts, dining and outdoor activities to rival some cities. The area’s charm lies in an authentic belief in family businesses, locally grown food and ingenuity against the odds. Not to mention, they made it through the winter, and summer is everyone’s reward.",
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          "headline": "36 Hours in Camden and Rockport, Maine (and Environs)",
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          "snippet": "On the central coast of Maine, visitors will find a beguiling nexus of arts, dining and outdoor activities.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Rem Koolhaas’s architecture firm OMA has become known for repurposing buildings and championing preservation combined with innovation, from the Fondazione Prada in Milan to the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow. And on setting out to design the New Museum’s expansion in an adjacent property — a former restaurant supply company on the Bowery — the firm initially planned to work within the existing structure.",
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          "headline": "A Newer New Museum Is Coming, With Twice as Much Space",
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          "snippet": "Rather than renovate the building next door, OMA started from scratch and designed an architecturally distinct expansion on the Bowery.",
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          "byLine": "By Scott Reyburn",
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          "firstParagraph": "LONDON — Works by female artists of African origin created the highest-energy moments in Phillips’s summer sale in London Thursday. It was the last of the evening auctions that are the traditional finale of the contemporary art market’s hectic seasonal cycle.",
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          "headline": "Female Artists With African Backgrounds Are Winners at Phillips Auction in London",
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          "snippet": "Paintings by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Marlene Dumas bring in double their estimates, as do others at Christie’s and Sotheby’s.",
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          "firstParagraph": "El Espace is a column dedicated to news and culture relevant to Latinx communities. Expect politics, arts, analysis, personal essays and more. ¿Lo mejor? It’ll be in Spanish and English, so you can forward it to your tía, your primo Lalo or anyone else (read: everyone).",
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          "headline": "Gay, Cuban and in Love",
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          "snippet": "This week on El Espace: An exhibition in Miami looks back on the city’s queer history, Latinx creators discuss their work and more.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Workers at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum voted Thursday night to join Local 30 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, which will be the first organized bargaining unit at the institution.",
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          "headline": "Guggenheim Workers Vote to Join a Union, the Museum’s First",
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          "snippet": "Art installers and maintenance workers are to become part of the International Union of Operating Engineers, which also represents workers at MoMA PS1.",
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          "firstParagraph": "Manzanilla sherry is about as far as you can get from rosé in wine. That’s one good reason to make it our next subject.",
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          "headline": "Manzanilla Sherry, the Salty Side of Wine",
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          "snippet": "This distinctive form of fino sherry, from one seaside town in Andalusia, can be as captivating a summer drink as rosé.",
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          "firstParagraph": "In May 2018, Perelandra, a natural foods store and juice bar in Brooklyn Heights, sold 698 pounds of celery; in May 2019, they sold 1,245 pounds of it, according to Roland Auer, the store’s co-owner. He’s seen these patterns before. ",
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          "headline": "Why Is Everyone Drinking Celery Juice as if It Will Save Them From Dying?",
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          "snippet": "Wellness gurus have extolled its benefits, but there’s no science that supports their claims.",
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          "firstParagraph": "The Negroni turns 100 this year. As recently as a decade ago, that bit of news would have drawn blank faces, communicating “So?” or “Who cares?” or even “What’s a Negroni?”",
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          "headline": "The Negroni Is a Century Old, but Just Hitting Its Stride",
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          "snippet": "As it turns 100, the bracing cocktail is wildly popular, with a host of new riffs and variations.",
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          "firstParagraph": "It was estimated to sell on Thursday in Toulouse, France, for at least $110 million, the highest auction price ever achieved for any artwork in Europe.",
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          "headline": "Mystery Buyer Snaps Up Painting Attributed to Caravaggio Before Auction",
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          "snippet": "The auctioneers said the painting will go on show in “an important museum.” But who bought it and where it’s going are still unknown.",
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          "byLine": "By Ted Loos",
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          "firstParagraph": "The artist Brendan Fernandes was dancing by himself for a moment at the spring gala for the Guggenheim’s Young Collectors Council, lost in the throbbing music as if he were in a club, not at the base of Frank Lloyd Wright’s rotunda, surrounded by hundreds of cocktail-wielding patrons.",
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          "headline": "The Impresario of ‘Ballet Kink’",
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          "pubDate": "2019-06-28T14:17:18+0000",
          "snippet": "Brendan Fernandes brings his subversive take on dance and art to museums.",
          "url": "https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/28/arts/design/ballet-performance-knots-whitney-biennial-culture.html"
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          "firstParagraph": "American Ballet Theater’s Women’s Movement — a recent initiative to support female choreographers, who have often struggled to get their dances staged by major companies — will yield more fruit this fall, when the company will present world premieres of ballets by Twyla Tharp and Gemma Bond and the New York premiere of a Jessica Lang work.",
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          "headline": "Female Choreographers Take Center Stage in Ballet Theater’s Fall Season",
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          "snippet": "The company will give world premieres of ballets by Twyla Tharp and Gemma Bond, and the New York premiere of a Jessica Lang work.",
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          "byLine": "By Michael Cooper",
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          "firstParagraph": "“Maître!” Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the new music director of the Metropolitan Opera, cried out, using the French word for maestro, as he greeted Jaap van Zweden, the new music director of the New York Philharmonic. “Cher maître, good to see you!”",
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          "headline": "When Jaap Met Yannick: New Maestros in New York",
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          "snippet": "At the end of Jaap van Zweden’s rookie season at the New York Philharmonic, and Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s at the Met Opera, they chatted. On neutral ground.",
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