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In the end, Bennett and Kim hope that being vulnerable with their own stories—as
two real people in a real relationship—will help guide readers onto a healthier
relationship path
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“Ulitsa Sezam” went off the air at some point in the mid-2000s, as Vladimir Putin increased control over independent television.
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A new book gives the 411 on moving to New York City, vermin and all.
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From novels to non-fiction and memoirs, here are the books The New York Post
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“Throughout life’s darkest moments and lowest emotional points, the power of prayer sustains me,” Faulkner said.
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The good news, author Elissa Epel emphasizes, is that people have far more control over their stress response than they might think.
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Be a rebel and pick up these titles.
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Check out 30 of The Post’s favorite books — fiction and non-fiction — from 2023.
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He’s got meter on the Metro-North.
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When it’s frigid outside, it’s the best time of year to plop down on the couch and pick up a book that will scare the bejesus out of you.
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The end of the Quiet Car makes me want to scream — or at least loudly sigh — into the void.
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