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George Hunka keeps up the Jodi Kantor Watch with a thought on last sunday’s "Arts & Leisure" section. The Arts & Leisure section of the New York Times features a few stories that demonstrates (a) the emotional maturity of one of America’s most favored cinematic enfant terribles and (b) the general incompetence of current New York Times culture editors.
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