The New Yorker, 2008-01-21
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fiefoe"The Sporting Life: The Egyptians" / Nick Paumgarten
__ “It’s like watching your parents fight,” whispered one spectator, who had come with her ten-year-old son, an avid player. Her anxieties derived, bassackwardly, from the fact that both players, along with two others from Egypt, were bunking at her home in Bronxville, in Westchester.
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__ “It’s like watching your parents fight,” whispered one spectator, who had come with her ten-year-old son, an avid player. Her anxieties derived, bassackwardly, from the fact that both players, along with two others from Egypt, were bunking at her home in Bronxville, in Westchester.
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