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    When the wind is up, the canopy is alive, and when the sun is high, the canopy scatters the light along the path When we were very young, we would chase the darts of light, and gape as they moved around and over the path and up against the trunks of the trees
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    Boxy Moskvitch and Lada cars, pastel-green concrete tiles, derelict playgrounds, intermittent hot water: these were the markers of Izidora Angel’s childhood in 1980s Sofia “Banana-Yellow Trabants,” her essay for our Autumn 2025 issue, takes its name from the Duroplast car that her grandfather, and then her father, Solomon, drove in the 1980s But bananas show up elsewhere, too: in the
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    Underneath, in a small chamber, was an assortment of what one of the police officers described to me as Schaefer’s “fantasy weapons”—three pencils that could shoot 22 caliber rounds, two equipped to fire darts, a dart-shooting camera, and several shootable walking canes Schaefer was getting to be an old man by the time he fled
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