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    Restaurant Review

    Chinese Noodles From a Chile-Haunted Region

    Hunan Slurp in the East Village lives up to its name — reason to celebrate in a town where fake Hunanese restaurants outnumber the real ones.

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    CreditShraddha Gupta for The New York Times

    This is 18 Around the World — Through Girls’ Eyes

    What does life look like for girls turning 18 in 2018? We gave young women photographers around the world an assignment: Show us 18 in your community. This is 18 — through girls’ eyes.

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    Living in

    Middletown, N.J.: Plenty of Space, and a Slower Pace

    Despite a wide range of housing options (and prices) and easy access to beaches and the city, Middletown is often overlooked. But residents like that.

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    CreditFrancesco Lagnese

    A Glimpse Behind Closed Doors

    Some of New York City’s most sumptuous and meticulously designed homes are celebrated in a new book.

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    CreditDaniel Krieger for The New York Times

    At Atomix, a Korean Restaurant Overflowing With Ideas

    Dinner at Junghyun and Ellia Park’s tasting counter starts with Korean vocabulary lessons and moves on to explore cuisine and culture.

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    Crown Heights Mixes Old With New

    The Brooklyn neighborhood is lined with rowhouses, but is now getting some new midsize apartment buildings.

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    CreditEmily Gilbert for The New York Times

    Zaha Hadid’s Jewel in the Crown

    The triplex penthouse in the Pritzker Prize-winning architect’s only Manhattan building is for sale. The price? Just $50 million.

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    Monsters That Live On You

    Good news: You’re never home alone. Meet your microscopic roommates and hairy houseguests up close and personal in bug-tastic augmented reality.

    By Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, Karthik Patanjali, Evan Grothjan, Mika Gröndahl, Amber Williams, Benjamin Wilhelm, Marcelle Hopkins, Graham Roberts and Tim Chaffee

  2. We Want to Hear From You

    We want to hear about so-called ‘unusual’ names — your own or your children’s.

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    Thousands of Theodore Roosevelt’s Papers Are Now Online

    The Library of Congress says it has digitized the largest collection of Theodore Roosevelt’s papers in the world.

    By Sara Aridi

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    A Menu That Roams Ecuador From Queens

    At Rincón Melania, an airy, modern restaurant run by a family with roots in the Cañari tribe, every meal begins with tostado, a snack of roasted corn.

    By Ligaya Mishan

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    See Neighbors Rescue a Couple Trapped by Hurricane Michael

    Hurricane Michael had ripped apart a couple’s home in Lynn Haven, Fla. Nearby residents braved the storm to rescue them.

    By Bedel Saget and Joe Ward

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    Interior Design, Front and Center

    Hiring a high-profile architect used to be all it took to sell a new building. But now buyers want to see the interiors fully designed, as well.

    By Tim McKeough

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    Ozone Park, Queens: A Congenial Area Welcomes a New Wave of Residents

    In the past decade, the neighborhood has seen a “tremendous transformation,” with new developments and an increasingly diverse population.

    By Julie Lasky

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    At Danny Meyer’s Manhatta, Only the View Tries to Dazzle

    This new French restaurant on the 60th floor of a financial district skyscraper strikes a surprisingly modest tone.

    By Pete Wells

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    Going Back in Time, in the Hudson Valley

    Not everything in the circa-1800 property in Claverack, N.Y., is 200 years old. But now that it has been renovated, you’d never know.

    By Tim McKeough

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    Khao Man Gai, Rich, Heady and as Good as Its Rice

    The Thai chicken dish anchors the menu at Eat’s Khao Man Gai in the East Village and Mr. Khao Man Gai, a cart in Midtown and Jackson Heights, Queens.

    By Ligaya Mishan

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