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Walt Mossberg @waltmossberg

The great Ted Williams, one of the finest baseball players ever, was born this day in 1918. He was the last player to hit .400 in a season, a record that has stood since 1941. Not to mention all the amazing stats listed below. https://t.co/NZ4t5Rr8US — PolitiTweet.org

Only In Boston @OnlyInBOS

19× All-Star. 2× AL MVP. 2× Triple Crown. 6× AL Batting Champion. 2654 Hits. 521 Home Runs. .344 Batting Av… https://t.co/LpJxQoFonV

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@raju @nytimes I am all in favor of bolstering subscriptions. But not until subscription publications can remember you’re a paid subscriber when you click on a link from social media, or another web site. Too many of them make you sign in again and again. Bad customer experience hurts them. — PolitiTweet.org

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@verge I see the historical significance of the Walkman. But, to me, it epitomizes a high point in the period before software really mattered. Sony didn’t get software. So I see it as more of an evolution of the transistor radio than a precursor to the iPod, which was a tiny computer. — PolitiTweet.org

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