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Did COVID-19 lockdowns weaken your immune system? Inverse · Miriam Fauzia Here's the truth from a pair of immunologists. What would happen if a bear actually did cocaine? VICE · Ruchira Sharma Sure, "Cocaine Bear" is based on a true story. But would a real bear actually go crazy on coke? Michelle Yeoh Is TIME's 2022 Icon of the Year TIME · Lucy Feldman Until "Everything Everywhere All at Once," she had never been No. 1 on a Hollywood call sheet, and she's clear about why. My boyfriend, a writer, broke up with me because I'm a writer The Guardian · Isabel Kaplan The ability to bend an inch at a time while seeming to stand up straight is a useful and gendered skill. The fascinating history behind a set of miniature murder scenes buzzfeednews.com · Kenneth Bachor and Drusilla Moorhouse Forensics pioneer Frances Glessner Lee crafted tiny, macabre dioramas in the 1940s to teach investigators to search for clues. The best panettone comes from Sicily, actually Eater · Dayna Evans A tiny medieval village hidden inside a national park produces world-famous Sicilian panettone.

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