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Getting Two-Timed

f an unusual thing happens once, most journalists will find it noteworthy. If that unusual thing happens twice, they’ll say it’s a trend. This may not be the most praiseworthy trait of a modern-day journalist, but it’s easily understandable—and the final results of the 2021 Readers’ Poll (which you can

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