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Lydia Tár isn’t an openly tyrannical boss, @tavitulle writes. “She is, more chillingly, able to control her environment through the artful subtlety of a cold stare, a warm hand, or the rebuffing of a too-needy request.” https://t.co/iBaDfGseRN — PolitiTweet.org

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Around 4,300 years ago, in a region that we now call Iraq, a sculptor chiselled into a white limestone disk the image of a woman presiding over a temple ritual. Some scholars believe that the priestess was also the world’s first recorded author. https://t.co/HinzFVzzEM — PolitiTweet.org