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Critics who champion TV's high-quality renaissance elevate the status of niche shows at the expense of those appreciated by "mass," lower-class audiences.
Mad Men was always a sociological commentary on American culture.
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An economist finds a pattern that will be of interest to investors.
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New research from the U.K. suggests people with narcissistic tendencies can be moved by others’ suffering.