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Brain-eating amoeba found in popular recreational areasUnder the radar Its range could spread because of climate change
By Devika Rao, The Week US Published
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Music reviews: Isaiah Rashad and Aldous HardingFeature ‘It’s Been Awful’ and ‘Train on the Island’
By The Week US Published
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Slavoj Zizek’s 6 favorite books that shaped his thinkingFeature The philosopher recommends apocalyptic works by J.G. Ballard, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Emily St. John Mandel
By The Week US Published