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...pted for use by homeschoolers in the United States. Reviewed (1901) in the New York Times [http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9404E2DD1139E733A25

...ng its primary use to moistening and binding canned tuna." Mark Bittman, ''New York Times'' article "Don't Hold Back Flavoring the Mayo" in "Dining Out" section, Wed *''New York Times'' article "Don't Hold Back Flavoring the Mayo" in "Dining Out" section, Wed

The ''New York Times'' gave a favorable review to the first Samson adventure: ...more of Mr. Samson.<ref>"Criminals at Large," by Newgate Callendar, the ''New York Times'', November 21, 1971, at [http://select.nytimes.com/mem/archive/pdf?res=F30

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...n was that the American people do not want it, but polls reported by the ''New York Times'' say "only 18 percent said health care was the nation’s top issue. While | journal = New York Times

...ellali published a book about his experiences, and on June 14 2006 the ''[[New York Times]]'' published an op-ed by Mourad, in which he blamed Menad for tricking him ''[[New York Times]]'', June 14 2006</ref> Mourad said he was looking forward to his day in c

[[Clark Hoyt]], of the ''[[New York Times]]'' described Fidell holding back in participating in preparing a brief sub | publisher=[[New York Times]]

...nytimes.com/2008/04/08/science/08monty.html The Monty Hall Problem] at The New York Times (simulation)

...e reviewing the impact of the Bill, fifty years after its passage, the ''[[New York Times]]'' wrote:<ref name=nytimes1994-06-22/> | work = [[New York Times]]

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...career at [[Columbia University]] in New York City and was called by the ''New York Times'' "the most prominent advocate in the United States of the cause of Palesti

...rd. But it still exerts a pull on teenagers that is unmatched." <ref>[[The New York Times]], ''The Week in Review: Harvard Ends Early Admissions and Guess Who Wins''

...uciano Pavarotti, Charismatic Tenor Who Scaled Pop Heights, Dies at 71.] ''New York Times.'' September 7, 2007. Retrieved: September 8, 2007</ref>

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