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Accused of sexual assault by an Italian model in New York City, Harvey Weinstein mobilized lawyers and publicists to undermine her credibility. No charges were filed, and the woman was silenced with a payoff.
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At least 300 others were wounded, officials said, after one of the deadliest attacks to hit Mogadishu, the capital.
Mr. Wilbur, whose poems were praised for their beauty but criticized for their “mildness,” became the nation’s second poet laureate in 1987. He was 96.
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