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In today’s Bwoglines, some conflicts de-escalate, others attempt to, and the rest do not.

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Back to Alaska, one libel case later…

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We might not have prominent tobacco advertisements like Switzerland but at least we have awful healthcare.

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Life is a highway in the sense that maybe you don’t know when large unexpected events will totally hinder any intentions of being fully functional.

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On Wednesday, Mayor Eric Adams took on the task of explaining why NYC needs more money. You could have done that, too.

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Contactless payment is probably more COVID-safe than MetroCards, and now it’s a better deal, too.

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First, there were vegan Fridays, and now there’s a new plant-based program coming New York’s way!

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Between Minneapolis and Moscow, there’s been a lot of discussion lately.

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Let’s all be friends but also let’s not start another World War.

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Are you getting tickets to the upcoming season? Because if not, you should give your ticket to me.

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Time won’t be on loop for the next six weeks, but that’s about how long we have to wait until it’s officially spring.

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