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100 years well-lived

Living to be 100 years old is statistically extraordinary. But some centenarians can be called remarkable for reasons beyond having reached a phenomenally advanced age. Lawrence Walsh became a naturalized American citizen at age 10, eight years after his father, hoping for a somewhat more prosperous existence, relocated the family from Port Maitland, Nova Scotia […]

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100 years well-lived

Living to be 100 years old is statistically extraordinary. But some centenarians can be called remarkable for reasons beyond having reached a phenomenally advanced age. Lawrence Walsh became a naturalized American citizen at age 10, eight years after his father, hoping for a somewhat more prosperous existence, relocated the family from Port Maitland, Nova Scotia […]

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The election is still not quite over

Democrats are reeling. They’re playing defense, not offense. Their loss in a Florida election for a vacant House seat ”“ in a district President Obama carried twice ”“ was a devastating blow. As Robert Gibbs, the president’s former spokesman, admitted on NBC’s “Meet the Press:” “There’s a real, real danger that Democrats could suffer big […]

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Editorial Roundup

Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: Seattle Times on passing the military sexual-assault bill: So-called privileges of rank have taken on a perverse meaning in the U.S. military. Stunning tales of sexual assault at the highest levels of the service betray the grievous breadth of the abuse. The U.S. […]