Home free: back in New York after being held for 26 days by gunmen on Chechnya, the regional head of mission for Doctors Without Borders talks about his isolation in a dark root cellar

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Dr. Kenneth Gluck of Doctors Without Borders discusses what happened when he was kidnapped for 26 days in Chechnya, Russia. He does not know why he was kidnapped, but believes he was released because he is a doctor and associated with Doctors Without Borders.

Officials and employees, Crimes against, Physicians, Medical professions, Interview, Chechnya, Russia, Crime, Doctors Without Borders, Kidnapping, Gluck, Kenneth

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The $4,000 barbecue; and other envy-inducing gewgaws from the gilded garage

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The affluent suburban garage contains an increasing number of tools and equipment. In fact, the garage itself may be converted to a 'personal parking structure' that may contain various home amenities.

Equipment and supplies, Suburban homes

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Back in the swing

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The husband and wife attendance at two 'swinging' parties is described. The final feeling, upon entering the 'playroom,' is one of repulsion.

Sexual behavior, Sex customs, Group sex

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