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New York Times journalist covering housing. Previously, 7 years covering ISIS & al-Qaeda, 7 years in West Africa. Ex-AP bureau chief. Ex-refugee.
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In Praise of the Altar of 'Get Ready' Routines

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By Rukmini Callimachi Verified
| Breaking One
Nearly three centuries ago, the business of governing the world ran past a woman's dressing table. It was the year 1748, and Europe had just emerged from a devastating continental war. Empires were being divided, borders redrawn. That December, when the grounds at Versailles were dark and dreary, an extraordinary line had formed inside the palace. It wasn't outside the king's apartment. Nor his ministers'.
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The roof England forgot

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By Rukmini Callimachi Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
IF you were buying a house in a notoriously rainy country, would you choose one with a roof made of straw? Across England, buyers are paying extraordinary sums to do exactly that.
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The Return of the Vanity

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By Rukmini Callimachi Verified
| Breaking One
Nearly three centuries ago, the business of governing the world ran past a woman's dressing table. It was the year 1748, and Europe had just emerged from a devastating continental war. Empires were being divided, borders redrawn. That December, when the grounds at Versailles were dark and dreary, an extraordinary line had formed inside the palace. It wasn't outside the king's apartment. Nor his ministers'.
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