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For millions of puzzle enthusiasts, the New York Times Mini Crossword is more than just a daily diversion—it’s a cherished ritual that marks the rhythm of each day. On Saturday, October 25, 2025, this ...

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By Bernard Place WHEN we read analyses of Jersey’s property market, we often turn to familiar explanations: limited land, foreign buyers or speculative developers. In their column (JEP 19 August), ...

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