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Four novels, old and new
Bible exegesis from a Jewish perspective
Top films for the weekend of August 6-8
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Vindication wanders from its original strengths
Stillwater examines whether personal redemption and friendship can overcome pessimism
Jungle Cruise strays from the classic ride that inspired it
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A reissued book and CD set offer a musical education
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MLB cut dozens of minor league clubs, yet remaining players still cope with meager salaries