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Readers will not be joining Alex Beam as he celebrates Global Anti-Golf Day.
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“Robert Korff is a longtime Newton resident eager to help us create an economically and socially more diverse city.”
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“They’re all waiting for the Democratic National Committee to decide who will play Hillary Clinton’s role.”
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Readers react to Alan S. Blinder’s essay on the debate over free trade.
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Suburban readers are watching closely as Boston wrestles with a rise in short-term rentals.
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Some are raising concerns over bids to push back at the FCC over Net neutrality.
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A Globe editorial on legislative threats to abortion rights prompted rebuttal from readers.
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“The result of our well-intentioned use of our armed forces to fix problems abroad has been millions dead.”
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“Given the increasing impact that malfunctioning software has on peoples lives, it is time to stop using the word ‘glitch.’ ”
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“I had to laugh at one of the titles of the several books mentioned.”
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No winners are seen in the clashes raging along the border zone with the Gaza Strip.
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“My guess is that these two men had vastly different upbringings.”
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“Many are concluding it is now far more damaging to one’s business or career to be hired by this president than to be fired by him.”
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I “have been assured by many of discerning taste that vogue is what [bowties] have been in all along.”
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Nancy Gertner and Alan Dershowitz are sparring over Robert Mueller’s reputation.
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“An ‘all-of-the-above’ energy strategy is a shortsighted and risky approach.”
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“I believe that the Massachusetts schools are doing well under the aegis of Governor Baker.”
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“Please, more courageous people with financial impact must stand up.”
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“I have heard too many stories about people being shamed in restrooms.”
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The United States “must at least be a partner to resolution and not a bystander.”
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This “is more serious than commuter complaints about trains not running on schedule.”
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Debate continues to swirl over the UMass Amherst plan to acquire Mount Ida College.
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“Words like grace and hope don’t come to mind when we think of Alzheimer’s disease.”
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The police response to an incident in Cambridge has drawn rebuke and calls for scrutiny.
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“We are all too familiar with neighborhood after neighborhood blocking efforts to build these essential facilities.”
A look at the most recent illustrated viewpoints from Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman.
The discussion about bringing the 2024 Olympics to Boston may be over, but the one about redeveloping Widett Circle is not.
If the city’s failed Olympics bid accomplished anything, it was to kindle a conversation about the future of a little-known section of Boston.
