Historical Journey of the Dying Gaul
 

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Understanding America's overlooked religious middle - National Catholic Reporter

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At the Met Gala, Celebrities Go Nearly Nude. (Yawn.)
     

In an era of sexual decline, celebrities are dressing up in outfits that are barely there. But no one seems to be enjoying it much.
     

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The Colossal Head of Decebalus, King of the Dacians
 

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