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World
An Australian Watchmaker Creates His Own Path
Reuben Schoots has been trying to build a business in a country that lacks a horological heritage. It hasn’t been easy, but he’s making progress.
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America Can Still Make a Damn Good Sweatshirt
Growing up, my parents drove my brothers and me around in lumbering Fords and ungainly Oldsmobiles until one fateful day in the summer of 1980, when my dad showed up in a brand new, all-beige VW Rabbit. It was a completely foreign thing, something ...
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News
For Venezuelans, Hallacas Are a Nostalgic Taste of Home
This form of tamale, filled with a rich meaty stew, is a comfort at Christmastime.
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Clean Energy Tax Credits Leave the Door Open to Chinese Investment
The Treasury Department pledged to carefully scrutinize foreign investments in the United States for national security threats.
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Science
What Can You Do With an Einstein?
It’s been a year of endless einsteins. In March, a troupe of mathematical tilers announced that they had discovered an “aperiodic monotile,” a shape that can tile an infinite flat surface in a pattern that does not repeat — “einstein” is the ...
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US
Could Biden’s Clean Energy Push Be a Victim of Its Success?
Dalton, Ga., was once known as the carpet capital of the country. Economic diversification meant branching out from wall-to-wall to hardwood flooring. Now, at Qcells, a solar panel company, robots patrol acres of shop floor where delicate solar cells ...
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T’s Holiday Gift Guide: Chile Flakes, Cookie Candles and More
What T Magazine editors are eyeing for our friends and family — and what we’re coveting for ourselves.
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It’s Engagement Season. Here’s What to Get Your Soon-to-Be Married Friends.
Timeless décor advice, a Japanese good-luck charm — and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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Books
Sculptures That Don’t Have to Add Up to Work Like Magic
The wooden objects Hans Noë constructs — columns, walls and confounding clumps of simple but unusual geometric solids — aren’t exactly sculpture. They’re not quite high design, either, or children’s toys, or math problems, or architectural maquettes ...
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In Paris, an Apartment With a Rebellious Streak
When it comes to aesthetics, says the Paris-based architect and interior designer Maxime Bousquet, 35, “what’s considered good taste is not always interesting.” Since starting his own firm in 2019 — after stints working for the fashion brand Kenzo ...
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