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A Weird Debut in Washington, D.c. Preserves Peter Sellars' Rep as the Theater's Turbulent Boy Wonder
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Two Senators—gary Hart and Bill Cohen—enjoy a Second Life by Writing the Double Man
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The Search for John Belushi
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Demoted and Defanged, Consumer Watchdog Mike Pertschuk Keeps on Kicking About the Hard-Sell Sins of Big Business
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Will Reagan Ride Again in '84? His Blood Brother Paul Laxalt Is Saddling Up the G.o.p.
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While Liddy Dole Moves Up to the Cabinet, Senator Bob Is Casting Eyes at the White House
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Lady Mary Henderson Saved a Bundle for Britain by Turning Her Embassy into a Capital Showcase
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Is Winning the Only Thing? Not in His Book, Says the Keeper of Baseball's Flame, Roger Angell
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Claude Pepper, a Southern Gentleman with a Fist of Iron, Takes on the President to Defend the Elderly
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At 40, Sally Quinn Misses a Deadline but Delivers Her Best Story Yet: a Baby Boy
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Sunk by the Morning News, Captain Kangaroo Waves Bye-Bye to Children's Tv Programming
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The Bushes Have Renovated Too, Changed the Mondale Art and Settled into Admiral's House
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Crippled by a Stroke, Choreographer Agnes De Mille Fights Her Way Back to the Barre
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Of All the President's Men, Jim Baker Is No. 1 at Reeling in the Biggies—Like the Tax Bill
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A Modern Marco Polo Named Meegan Knows the Loneliness of the Long-Distance Walker
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Is the Reagan Defense Boom a Bust? It's Flying Too High on Technology, Warns Jim Fallows
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A Startling Study Claims That Sexual Harassment in the Office Is as Common as the Coffee Break
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In the Circus Hierarchy, There's No Doubt Who Has the Whip Hand: Sigrid & Gunther Gebel-Williams
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Ed Muskie's Hostage Struggle Is Over, but the Families' Courage Is Still Being Tested
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From Welfare to $21 Million: That's the Love Story of Sugar Ray and Juanita Leonard
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