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Thatcher bids fond farewell to Reagan, welcomes in Bush. Special Atlantic tie faces new tests as Europe unifies

Election '88: Northeast and mid-Atlantic. First in a series of state-by-state roundups of key races and issues

Plastics have shaped nearly every aspect of society. Now what?

New fiction and nonfiction briefly noted; Thirty years at the Atlantic; Writers and Friends, by Edward Weeks. Boston: Atlantic-Little, Brown & Co. 3...

US moves to recover suspected Chinese spy balloon after shooting it down

Hurricane forecast: Three to six 'major' storms could emerge this year

Google, Apple draw transatlantic ire over 'double Irish' tax haven

Horseshoe crab spawning: Take the kids on an after-bedtime adventure

Oil boom boosts US, but Europe could see decline

Nice guy who finished first reflects on his solo race across the Atlantic; Moxie: The American Challenge, by Philip S. Weld. Boston: Atlantic-Little...

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Thatcher bids fond farewell to Reagan, welcomes in Bush. Special Atlantic tie faces new tests as Europe unifies

Election '88: Northeast and mid-Atlantic. First in a series of state-by-state roundups of key races and issues

Plastics have shaped nearly every aspect of society. Now what?

New fiction and nonfiction briefly noted; Thirty years at the Atlantic; Writers and Friends, by Edward Weeks. Boston: Atlantic-Little, Brown & Co. 3...

US moves to recover suspected Chinese spy balloon after shooting it down

Hurricane forecast: Three to six 'major' storms could emerge this year

Google, Apple draw transatlantic ire over 'double Irish' tax haven

Horseshoe crab spawning: Take the kids on an after-bedtime adventure

Oil boom boosts US, but Europe could see decline

Nice guy who finished first reflects on his solo race across the Atlantic; Moxie: The American Challenge, by Philip S. Weld. Boston: Atlantic-Little...

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