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    A Texas Dinosaur Sculptor Talks About Her Jurassic Dream Job: 'Everyone wants a T. Rex,' says Casandra Sowards, lead sculptor at Allen-based Billings Productions, a leading maker of animatronic dinosaurs

    A Texas Dinosaur Sculptor Talks About Her Jurassic Dream Job: 'Everyone wants a T. Rex,' says Casandra Sowards, lead sculptor at Allen-based Billings Productions, a leading maker o... by Heid, Jason

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    Relentless Rains, Bedeviled Bureaucrats, and Misplaced Mollusks: The Ill-fated Launch of Texas’s First Oyster Farm

    Relentless Rains, Bedeviled Bureaucrats, and Misplaced Mollusks: The Ill-fated Launch of Texas’s First Oyster Farm by Heid, Jason

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    RECONSIDER THE Oyster

    RECONSIDER THE Oyster by Heid, Jason

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    Why Is American Airlines So Infuriating?

    Why Is American Airlines So Infuriating? by Heid, Jason

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    Unfriendly Skies

    Unfriendly Skies by Heid, Jason

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    For Rural Texans: A Virtual Doc in a Box

    For Rural Texans: A Virtual Doc in a Box by Heid, Jason

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    What’s Harvard’s Beef With Texas A&M?

    What’s Harvard’s Beef With Texas A&M? by Heid, Jason

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    THE EVERYDAY AUTEUR

    THE EVERYDAY AUTEUR by Heid, Jason

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    Richard Linklater’s Films Reflect Mundane Moments the COVID-19 Era Has Made Impossible

    Richard Linklater’s Films Reflect Mundane Moments the COVID-19 Era Has Made Impossible by Heid, Jason

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    Why Urban Sprawl Could Actually Be a Boon in the New Economy

    Why Urban Sprawl Could Actually Be a Boon in the New Economy by Heid, Jason

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    Should NeiMan MaRCUS Exist? The inside story of the Dallas-born luxury retailer's struggle to remain relevant--and solvent

    Should NeiMan MaRCUS Exist? The inside story of the Dallas-born luxury retailer's struggle to remain relevant--and solvent by Heid, Jason

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    Does the World Need Doctors With Engineering Degrees?

    Does the World Need Doctors With Engineering Degrees? by Heid, Jason

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    The Engineer Will See You Now: Can Texas AM transform medicine by training a generation of innovation-minded physicians?

    The Engineer Will See You Now: Can Texas AM transform medicine by training a generation of innovation-minded physicians? by Heid, Jason

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    Two Teaspoons of Hope: New gene therapy technology puts UT Southwestern on the cutting edge of fighting rare, fatal childhood diseases

    Two Teaspoons of Hope: New gene therapy technology puts UT Southwestern on the cutting edge of fighting rare, fatal childhood diseases by Heid, Jason

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    UT Southwestern’s Cutting-Edge Battle Against Rare, Fatal Childhood Diseases

    UT Southwestern’s Cutting-Edge Battle Against Rare, Fatal Childhood Diseases by Heid, Jason

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    No Longer Waiting On the Baker: With grand plans to reopen its historic hotel still on hold, Mineral Wells is waking up on its own

    No Longer Waiting On the Baker: With grand plans to reopen its historic hotel still on hold, Mineral Wells is waking up on its own by Heid, Jason

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    Mineral Wells Is Ready for Its Comeback

    Mineral Wells Is Ready for Its Comeback by Heid, Jason

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    Black-Owned Land Is Under Siege in the Brazos Valley: Acre by acre, families have lost long-held property near Bryan and College Station--much of it to the efforts of two men who weaponized arcane documents to acquire plots potentially worth millions

    Black-Owned Land Is Under Siege in the Brazos Valley: Acre by acre, families have lost long-held property near Bryan and College Station--much of it to the efforts of two men who w... by Blakeslee, Nate, Heid, Jason

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    Black-Owned Land Is Under Siege in the Brazos Valley

    Black-Owned Land Is Under Siege in the Brazos Valley by Blakeslee, Nate, Heid, Jason

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    The New Kidney in Town: A Rice University professor has just brought us one step closer to the day when we can print synthetic organs

    The New Kidney in Town: A Rice University professor has just brought us one step closer to the day when we can print synthetic organs by Vine, Katy, Heid, Jason

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