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Building Brasília

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By Sara Ivry Verified
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The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. Think of a country. Now consider its capital. Why was this particular city chosen as such? Because it’s the most populous, as in Seoul? Because it represents the country’s economic center, like Tokyo? Because, like Rome, it’s full of history? Or because it resulted from a political agreement, as in Washington, DC?
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The Missing Sense in Modern Medicine

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By Sara Ivry Verified
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The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. During a typical annual physical, a patient is likely to get checked for any deviations that might affect their senses of sight, hearing, and proprioception. However, while a doctor will usually look up the nose, searching for inflammation or discoloration, she likely won’t test—or even ask about—your sense of smell. This omission may seem unremarkable to many readers.
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Wayne Thiebaud’s Sweet Take on American Art

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By Sara Ivry Verified
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The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. Pancakes. Burgers. Sundaes. Display cases of pies oozing filling and tiered cakes topped with cherries. Plates of food ready to eat. The feasts look scrumptious, but the cakes are iced with thick layers of paint, and the pies are luminous with colors more often found at an artist’s easel than a confectioner’s station. Even so, both the desserts and the paintings that showcase them are undoubtedly American creations.
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