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©James Ferguson
Feb 15, 2013
Food & Drink
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‘This grape obsessive’s interest in unusual grape varieties is so marked that he prefers to remain anonymous’
©Charlie Bibby
‘I jotted down the possible reasons that this restaurant could take £35,000 on a single day’
©Andy Sewell
It is a leisurely occupation, nibbling a mussel, dipping a chip in the mayonnaise and then a mussel again …
©Shonagh Rae
Gillian Tett
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Feb 15, 2013
Are library books on borrowed time?
Since 2009, the New York Public Library has spent $1m on 45,000 ebook copies
Tyler Brule
Feb 15, 2013
Which city wins my Valentine?
A brief stop in New Zealand inspires strong feelings for Auckland
Harry Eyres
Feb 15, 2013
Where the customer is not king
Unlike the maniacally smiling baristas of Pret A Manger, Vienna’s café waiters are permitted eccentricities
Peter Aspden
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ARTS
Feb 15, 2013
And the best is silence
The experience of art is most intense during private, contemplative moments; there are better spaces for noise
©Lucas Varela
Robert Shrimsley
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FT MAGAZINE
Feb 15, 2013
Horses for (main) courses
There’s nothing like a good food scare to send angsty parents scurrying back to the natural food counter
Susie Boyt
Feb 15, 2013
The bittersweet taste of cabaret
Good actors turn songs into episodes in the history of romance, deepening our understanding of human nature
©Courtesy Sydney Stringham
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FT MAGAZINE
Feb 15, 2013
Darwin’s origin of the pigeon
A new study unravels the genetics of the bird species, which were bred by the English naturalist for his research into evolution
Vanessa Friedman
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STYLE
Feb 8, 2013
The catwalk in your living room
If things look weird on the catwalk, then imagine seeing them on Netflix
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