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The New Yorker, August 13th & 20th 2012: Part 2 (Atul Gawande, Justin Taylor, Bob Odenkirk) | [Atul Gawande, Justin Taylor, Bob Odenkirk]
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The New Yorker, August 13th & 20th 2012: Part 2 (Atul Gawande, Justin Taylor, Bob Odenkirk)

  • by Atul Gawande , Justin Taylor , Bob Odenkirk
  • Narrated by Dan Bernard, Christine Marshall

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  • LENGTH
    1 hr and 57 mins
  • RELEASE DATE
    08-15-12
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Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

THE FINANCIAL PAGE
"Downsizing Supersize", by James Surowiecki: Bloomberg’s soda war.

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
"Souvenirs", by Mike Peed: Retrieving goods stolen from the Waldorf-Astoria.

ANNALS OF HEALTH CARE
"Big Med", by Atul Gawande: Should hospitals be more like chain restaurants?

FICTION
"After Ellen", by Justin Taylor.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
"Portrait of the Artist", by Bob Odenkirk.

THE CURRENT CINEMA
"Running Men", by David Denby: Reviews of The Bourne Legacy and Red Hook Summer.

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      The Big Med article was exceptionally thought provoking and well written, I appreciated how the author shared personal experiences and perhaps narrated his own story?

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