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What happened on November 18, 2011

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What happened on November 18, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Critic’s review of ‘Unbuilt Washington’ at the National Building Museum By Philip Kennicott

Thanksgiving turkey from scratch: Raising dinner, from yard to table By Tamar Haspel

Jewish wedding traditions adopted by non-Jewish couple By Lindsey Anderson

A lifetime of pictures by Baltimore’s A. Aubrey Bodine goes on sale By David Brown

Does cheater deserve a second chance? By Carolyn Hax

Memories of a travel-souvenir spoon collector By Shelby Vittek

Christopher Walken impression on D.C. radio gets connected to Natalie Wood case By Paul Farhi

Beyonce: “Countdown” video and the art of stealing By Sarah Kaufman

After seeking U.S. asylum, Kyaw Win describes former life as Burmese diplomat By Bruce Wallace

Artisphere turns diplomatic relationship into collaborative art By Danielle O’steen

Singer-songwriter Kate Bush discusses her latest albums and the creative process By Allison Stewart

In Guatemala, a folk art collecting adventure By Bill Brubaker

Bed Check: Gideon Ridge Inn in Blowing Rock, N.C., has nary a bad view By Bonnie S. Benwick

Date Lab: 99%-ers at a table for two By Elizabeth Terry

First Person Singular: Ayman Hakki, 58, plastic surgeon, CEO, Luxxery By Amanda Long

Whatever Happened To ... the councilwoman who lost to Adrian Fenty? By Timothy R. Smith

Dance: ‘Flamenco Algarabia’ at GALA Hispanic Theatre By Pamela Squires

Thanksgiving on the grill: Add some smoke to your side dishes By Jim Shahin

Hudson River Valley, N.Y.: How to get there, where to stay, what to do By Daniel Fromson

Kate Liu, Kathryn Stott and Steven Spooner, renowed pianists, will play in District By Katherine Boyle

Deal Hunter: Top 10 tips for Black Friday shopping virgins By Maggie Fazeli Fard

On Love: Kathryn Floyd marries Pierce Blue By Janet Bennett Kelly

Streep keeps up support for Women’s History Museum By Jacqueline Trescott and Byjacqueline Trescott

Free GoGo in-flight WiFi, new airline show and more travel news By Andrea Sachs

They Might Be Giants, still at large By Elizabeth Nelson

Ask Amy: This year, forgiveness is the best gift By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: Show how much you care By Heloise

First Bite of The Federalist By Tom Sietsema

Washington Post food calendar for Nov. 21-Dec. 3 By Becky Krystal

The wine myths of November By Dave Mcintyre

Carolyn Hax: The path to being a more exciting person By Carolyn Hax

Celebritology: For Jason Segel, ‘Muppets’ is a labor of love By Jen Chaney

Christoph Eschenbach kicks of Beethoven year with National Symphony By Joan Reinthaler

Le Grande Thanksgiving By Art Buchwald

What’s the Deal? The week’s best travel bargains on land, sea and in the air. By K.c. Summers and Andrea Sachs

On sale By — Janet Bennett Kelly

Taste test: Faux meats for the Thanksgiving table By Tim Carman

Party rock’s LMFAO strutting to the bank By Megan Buerger

Pop CD review: Kaskade’s ‘Fire & Ice’ By Allison Stewart

Election year, and D.C. theaters go political By Celia Wren

Thanksgiving leftovers: Turning turkey and cranberry sauce into light dishes for one By Joe Yonan

Singer Marketa Irglova of the Swell Season finds her voice By John Defore

What to serve to people who ‘don’t like cocktails’ By Jason Wilson

Style Invitational Week 946: Another round of Bierce — a snarky-definition contest By Pat Myers

Art imitating art is a Web hit By Melissa Bell

On Love: ‘She had a little twinkle in her eye about this guy’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Christmas never ends at the Christmas Attic By Deneen Brown

Aspects of Gingrich divorce story distorted By Paul Farhi

Guatemala: How to get there, where to stay, what to do By Bill Brubaker

Robert Aubry Davis, from critic to musical star By Nelson Pressley

OPINIONS

Saudi Arabia expands its power as U.S. influence diminishes By David Ignatius

Five myths about student loans By Mark Kantrowitz

Why E.U. collapse is more likely than the fall of the euro By Niall Ferguson

Health-care costs are driving people into poverty By Drew Altman and Larry Levitt

Why Occupy Wall Street will keep up the fight By Kalle Lasn and Micah White

Does America need Wall Street? By Jeff Madrick

Is there no limit to Congress’s power? By George F. Will

A harrowing lesson on the Chesapeake Bay By Janice Lynch Schuster

Getting ahead of gridlock in an emergency By Donald R. Gallehr

Rating the supercommittee’s deficit reduction plan By David M. Walker

The supercommittee has the ingredients for a deal. But does it have the political will? By James E. Clyburn

Sending a blunt message to the airports board By Editorial

A bad month for climate-change skeptics By Editorial

The Palinization of the GOP By Kathleen Parker

Cain and Perry beware: Why playing dumb doesn’t play with tea party voters By Nia-malika Henderson and Perry Bacon Jr

Penn State scandal veering off track By Colbert I. King

An advance directive can’t answer every question By Marta Vogel

A failure to deliver solutions to Postal Service’s problems By Editorial

Pay to play, brought to you by Washington By Dana Milbank

Was George Will influenced by his wife’s work for the GOP? By Patrick B. Pexton

LOCAL

Richard H. Medley, noted consultant on financial matters, dies By Emily Langer

D.C. nurse provides medical care and collects evidence in rape cases By Theola Labbé-debose

Five lessons on faith By Sally Quinn

How Julia Ward Howe wrote ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ — despite her husband By Michael E. Ruane

Penn State scandal provides lessons to university presidents By Jenna Johnson

1 million in region plan to travel during Thanksgiving weekend By Ashley Halsey Iii