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Bricks, Rigby, Costco, Cancer, Robert

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Sweet Loser

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

Mahira Rivers | Taste | 15th April 2025For centuries, East Asian cuisines used sugar like any other spice — an ingredient to combine with others to enhance the final flavour of a dish. A touch of sweetness is traditional across the region as a way to deepen savouriness or tamp down spice. Globalisation has ushered in a "great sweetification", as Western culinary tastes spread. This is most noticeable in restaurants and in processed foods (2,000 words)Nomido is the Browser's daily word game.
Paperwork, Sugar, Boredom, Loser, Lobbying

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Love Fast

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Kaamya Sharma

Jack Maden | Philosophy Break | 14th April 2025Erich Fromm on love. “One of our most insidious misconceptions is that success or failure in love hinges entirely on the qualities of a prospective partner. We think that love is the problem of an object, not of a faculty. We browse people like products on a personality market.
Smart, Society, Love, Malaise, Titanic

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Kaamya Sharma

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Star, Nazi, Twine, Bubble, Credit

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Not Another

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

Shaun Walker | Guardian | 10th April 2025Strange-but-true Cold War thriller. At the age of 16, Peter Herrmann's father Rudi told him that his entire life was a lie. Both his parents were a type of covert KGB agent known as an "illegal". Their life as a "model Canadian family" had been painstakingly constructed so that they could eventually penetrate US government circles.
Spy, Ivory, Feeling, Slime, Space

2 weeks ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Heist Trains

2 weeks ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

The full Browser recommends five articles, a video and a podcast. Today, enjoy our audio and video picks. Podcast: The Heist | Crime Next Door. Beginning of a rare light-hearted true crime series, about the theft of a solid gold toilet worth £5 million (19m 59s)Video: Trains | Vimeo | Gawx | 1m 34sVisual poem about trains, "metal worms travelling at 36 kilometres per hour". Strange and thought provoking. Nomido is the Browser's daily word game. Play today's before it's gone!Want more?
Greenland, Barbra, Bees, Bubble, Game

2 weeks ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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