Adam Gopnik borrows the phrase as the title of his new book, an expanded collection of his food writing for the new Yorker over the past 25 years.

Adam Gopnik引用这段话作为他新书的标题，这部新作是对他在过去25年为纽约客撰写的美食评论的扩充。

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Warhol in Washington, da Vinci in London, and a huge festival taking over Los Angeles. Blake Gopnik picks the exhibitions to keep an eye on this fall.

华盛顿的沃霍尔，伦敦的达芬奇，还有笼罩洛杉矶的盛大节日。布莱克·戈普尼克带您一起关注今秋各大展览。

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The Bronx farmer he has tracked down assumes that Mr Gopnik wants to buy the bird to raise it; he is not amused to learn that the author wants it dead.

他循线找到布朗克斯区的农民，而农民以为哥普尼克想要买鸟来养，得知作者想要弄死它很不开心。

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Washington Post art critic Blake Gopnik also criticized the Smithsonian's decision.

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What I found most intriguing about the book was how Gopnik also touched on the sexuality of food.

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In an email to Gopnik, I confessed my love for restaurant chains: Starbucks, In-N-Out, California Pizza Kitchen.

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As Adam Gopnik recently explained in the New Yorker, snowflakes, like most new Ivy grads, first-year lawyers or freshly minted MBAs, start out their work lives pretty much the same.

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