[NEWS] Some Sunday links

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• The Atlantic notes Thailand's "fake children", life-sized dolls that are charms.


• Bloomberg View considers the costs to the United Kingdom of Brexit and the costs and benefits of said to the European Union.


• Discover looks at the increasingly appreciated place of South Africa in hominid origins.


• The Inter Press Service examines the closure of Bedouin settlements in Israel.


• MacLean's celebrates the Yukon Gold potato's 50th anniversary.


• National Geographic looks at the growing number of problems faced by the baboons of Cape Town.


• The New Yorker considers what might be in the suppressed 28 pages of the 9/11 report.


• Phys.org maps Neanderthal and Denisovan ancestry worldwide.


• Reuters notes the discovery of the first monkey fossils in North America.


• Slate hosts an article complaining about the normalization of Berlin since reunification.


• The Washington Post mourns the bleaching of nearly all of Australia's Great Barrier Reef.