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In Curran Hatleberg’s photographs, taken in the American South, “the atmosphere is weary, post-consumerish,” Joy Williams writes. “No one seems to possess anything. The men and boys are often shirtless, the cars cannibalized.” https://t.co/B7QPBWREtg — PolitiTweet.org

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In her latest obituary column, @susanorlean bids a fond farewell to the Choco Taco: “during these feel-bad times, losing a simple delight feels especially unsettling,” she writes. https://t.co/o882bvD2bN — PolitiTweet.org

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For all the fountains of gore, David Leitch’s film “Bullet Train” comes off as a juiced-up version of “Murder on the Orient Express,” Anthony Lane writes. “At least Agatha Christie gave us a narrative nut to crack; here, bamboozling is in short supply.” https://t.co/igoDtCFuj9 — PolitiTweet.org

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