This article contains spoilers through the second episode of The Last of Us Season 2.
Players of the game on which HBO’s postapocalyptic drama The Last of Us is based knew it was coming—“it” being the death of the show’s protagonist, Joel (played by Pedro Pascal).

You can mix almost anything
With alcohol, sugar & lemon, branch &
Honey, cream & the cat that got it, sweat & the breath
Autonomic, the lungs as sponges, the flowers
That accompany the dead & cannot help
But push back up through the phantom soil to
Wild the surface again in time—light, & what it does
To us—too much & not enough, love, you
Can miss almost anything with alcohol, backyard
Solace & any hour the early morning has
On offer, my favorite ghost & her favorite cliché
Of making the front d

From almost the moment Adolf Hitler took office as chancellor of Germany, tariffs were at the top of his government’s economic agenda. The agricultural sector’s demands for higher tariffs “must be met,” Hitler’s economic minister, Alfred Hugenberg, declared on Wednesday, February 1, 1933, just over 48 hours into Hitler’s chancellorship, “while at the same time preventing harm to industry.

If Donald Trump were trying to lose his trade war with China, it’s hard to see what he would be doing differently. The president’s gambit is likely to strengthen China’s geopolitical position, embolden Beijing militarily, and diminish both the United States’ global standing and its economy.
Earlier this month, Trump increased tariffs on all goods from China to 145 percent. China, in turn, responded with 125 percent tariffs on American goods, plus more targeted measures.

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