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Long hours and sacrificed leisure time were (and still are) seen as positive virtues, while the “ganbaru” trait (“trying hard”) is valued above all. These attributes soon became an embodiment of the working ideal.
Holiday Shows to See in N.Y.C.: ‘Elf,’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ and More
“Elf the Musical,” inventive spins on “A Christmas Carol” and classic family fare: Here are some of our favorite shows of the season.
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The Venice Biennale Saw Fewer Attendees, But a More Diverse Crowd | Artnet News
This year's Venice Biennale has closed and its in-figures report released, revealing a decrease it ticket sales in comparison to 2022.
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Nobody knows the pain
you feel...
Nobody knows the way
it hurts...
It leaves no scar
they can see...
Nobody knows how much
you wish it away...
And nobody know how
it just grows and grows...
And nobody knows what it is
that you know...
Cause nobody knows the pain
Inside.
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