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Nabil Shaban, a British actor and playwright born without the use of his legs, who used his disability to heighten his performances across a wide range of roles, has died at 72. nyti.ms/4oI8ZF9
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Ed Moloney was an authoritative chronicler of the Troubles in Northern Ireland as a reporter and historian. His articles and books made use of his deep knowledge of the long conflict, which he started covering in 1978, and sources on both sides. nyti.ms/4pgxYiT
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Juan Ponce Enrile, a powerful political force in the Philippines as a martial law administrator and defense minister for the Marcos regime, and as a coup plotter and president of the Senate, has died. nyti.ms/4plFE3r
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Hal Sirowitz, a onetime poet laureate of Queens who mined his suffocating relationship with his mother to create mordant reminiscences that were highly personal and universal, has died at 76. nyti.ms/43BCShZ
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The journalist Anthony Grey became a global symbol of China’s isolation and of the anti-foreigner hysteria spawned by the Cultural Revolution when he was held prisoner at his home in Beijing for two years. He has died at 87. nyti.ms/4pAAbpF
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During his heyday with the New York Knicks, Michael Ray Richardson, a four-time All-Star guard, awed N.B.A. greats like Magic Johnson. But Richardson saw his career collapse because of a cocaine addiction. He has died at 70. nyti.ms/4oILbAV
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William Rataczak, the co-pilot of the passenger jet hijacked in 1971 by the man known as D.B. Cooper, who sipped bourbon before parachuting into the night with $200,000 in ransom money and disappearing forever, has died at 86. nyti.ms/3JIY2UO
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A chance encounter with a movie director on the streets of Tehran led to a film career. Homayoun Ershadi, who starred in “The Kite Runner” and “Taste of Cherry,” has died at 78. nyti.ms/48gWWc5
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Juan Ponce Enrile, a powerful political force in the Philippines as a martial law administrator and defense minister for the Marcos regime, and as a coup plotter and president of the Senate, has died. nyti.ms/47Xj89R
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He presided over an era of labor peace, soaring revenues and expansion for the National Football League. Paul Tagliabue, a lawyer who led the league for 17 years, has died at 84. nyti.ms/3LLKeJC
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Nabil Shaban, a British actor and playwright born without the use of his legs, who used his disability to heighten his performances across a wide range of roles, has died at 72. nyti.ms/43wxHzZ
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Tony Harrison was widely considered Britain’s reigning poet of the working class, and in particular the miners, mechanics and shopkeepers of his native Yorkshire, in north-central England. He has died at 88. nyti.ms/43ykrLf
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Dr. Nolan Williams was a pioneering neuroscientist at Stanford University who developed a fast-acting therapy for depression — using an M.R.I. scanner and targeted brain stimulation — to provide relief in as little as a few days. nyti.ms/4pd4X7E
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Robert H. Bartlett, a surgeon who helped to develop a transformative life-support system that temporarily assumes the work of a patient’s heart and lungs when they are failing because of illness or injury, has died at 86. nyti.ms/4nUfEL9
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Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, a singer who performed on hits such as “When a Man Loves a Woman” by Percy Sledge and helped shape the sound of the Grateful Dead in the 1970s, has died. She was 78. nyti.ms/4i37aAg
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