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Cover Previews: Harper’s Magazine – January 2022

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In Praise of Habit
AOC Warms to Nuclear Power
McKinsey Goes to Rikers Island
Fiction by Sheila Heti
and more in @Harpers January issuehttps://t.co/ZKhe2cF1pS pic.twitter.com/veY7KxDO72
— Harper's Magazine (@Harpers) December 20, 2021

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Cover Preview: Discover Magazine – January 2022

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Previews: The New Yorker Magazine – December 27

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The cover of our first-ever Cartoons & Puzzles Issue, by @abstractsunday, features a crossword, complete with clues that are tucked inside the magazine. https://t.co/CUZNz9jNLc pic.twitter.com/xCipqGtOys
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) December 20, 2021

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Cover Previews: Barron’s Magazine – December 20

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2021 was a year like no other—but 2022 will likely be entirely different. In this issue: pic.twitter.com/rJfM9a7ozf
— Barron's (@barronsonline) December 18, 2021

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Previews: The Economist Magazine – December 18

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From a great and vanished African civilisation to NASA’s quest to find funnier, kinder astronauts and the mathematical formula that could save democracy—our double issue has plenty to read over Christmas. Clues to 18 special articles are on the cover https://t.co/HFiIRBPF56 pic.twitter.com/V9mRUL3Ije
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) December 17, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – December 18

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Did monkeys really sail the oceans on floating rafts of vegetation? Is there a grand unified theory of snowflakes? What can fragrant whale excretions tell us about ancient oceans?

All in our famous Christmas issue, available on newsstands now! 🐒https://t.co/MqmZbnHioz pic.twitter.com/7FIfCoXntt
— New Scientist (@newscientist) December 17, 2021

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Cover Previews: Science Magazine – December 17

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AI algorithms can now churn out predictions for the 3D shapes of proteins with a precision matching that of painstaking laboratory techniques. The programs, and the blizzard of protein structures they have revealed, are Science’s 2021 #BOTY. https://t.co/zBZlWr0fis pic.twitter.com/snrEsDbTH0
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) December 16, 2021

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Front Covers: Nature Magazine – December 16

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In Nature this week: Catching a wave – Controlling the interactions between ions and ultracold atoms. Browse the full issue: https://t.co/BX1PvqnkYd pic.twitter.com/q6HF6c6FRd
— nature (@Nature) December 16, 2021

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Cover Previews: Scientific American – January 2022

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The Antikythera mechanism of ancient Greece is one of the most astonishing discoveries in archaeology. A new study has revealed insights into how the front gears measured astronomical time.

Read our January issue to learn more: https://t.co/XOdvIoOCQ2 pic.twitter.com/tlU40BD4Su
— Scientific American (@sciam) December 15, 2021

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Previews: Times Literary Supplement – December 17

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This week’s TLS, featuring John Banville on @fotoole’s history of Ireland since 1958; @ScurrRuth on Napoleon and art; @lindseyhilsum on climate change and jihadism; @hunterdukes on the nightingale – and more pic.twitter.com/0xzs1UWjvq
— George Berridge (@George_Berridge) December 15, 2021

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