finer things

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Get That Money

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Style

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The Best-est Party Looks of the Week One awe-inspiring look from every fête that mattered.
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A Pas de Deux of Color and Shape Spring fashion, photographed by a former dancer.
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retail feelings
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Is It Any Fun to Shop at New York’s New Mega-Mall? What I learned after a week browsing Hudson Yards. 
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A Spanking-New Dumbo Condo With Warmth and Character Caroline Grant and Dolores Suarez of Dekar Design turned this cookie-cutter apartment into a cheerful, cozy nest for a mother and her baby daughter.
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design hunting
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Power

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Stacey Abrams Has a Big Decision to Make Governor? Senator? Veep? President?! The Georgian who is usually sure about everything finds herself conflicted about her future.
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living with money
The Slippery Slope of Dating Someone With a Trust Fund “It was great to eat at nice restaurants and go on cool trips, but it was also scary and weird.”
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secret side hustles
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The Nurse Who Sells Her Own Breast Milk Online “Mothers who have an organic or vegan diet will charge up to $3 per ounce, but I’m just not that sort of woman.” 
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How to Negotiate a Salary After a Job Offer
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money
I Babysit for the One Percent “I once opened a bathroom cabinet to find boxes upon boxes of unopened skin-care products totaling literally thousands of dollars.”
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my two cents
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how i get it done
Whether she’s playing a middle-aged woman who goes back to high school or she’s meticulously crafting a Christmas tree entirely out of cocktail shrimp, Amy Sedaris brings a delightfully wacky energy to whatever she does. Here, the actress and comedian talks rabbit care and getting wellness tips from Justin Theroux.

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Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of March 25 Love planet Venus moves into sensitive Pisces this week.
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the beauty of it all
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Meet the 96-Year-Old Queen of Wellness Deborah Szekely has been doing yoga longer than you’ve been alive. 
atypical
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it's complicated
I’ve Been in 4 Relationships With the Same Person But we’ve never broken up.
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parenthood
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scent memories
Natasha Gregson Wagner recently added a new fragrance, La Rose, to the line inspired by her late mother, Natalie Wood. Based on the roses her mom kept in their garden, the realistic scent smells freshly picked thanks to a mix of rose essence, geranium, and heliotrope. The Cut spoke with Wagner about the smell of dog paws, hamburgers, and oil on canvas.
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The Feminist Paradox of Cathy Guisewite She made a wildly successful comic strip by and for women. But to her critics, she’s just another example of compromised feminism.
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Culture

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Life in Pictures: Gloria Steinem The Ms. founder turns 85 today.
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science of us
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fixations
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from the archives
How Do You Spell Ms.? An oral history of Ms. Magazine and the feminists who changed history.
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you know what i heard
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