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D Magazine March 2007

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The Quiet American

Gamal Abdel-Hafiz was the first Muslim FBI agent, on a first-name basis with FBI director Louis Freeh, and admired for his assistance in busting terrorists. All that changed when he was asked to wear a wire.
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True Colors

Spring fashion steps out awash in color. From cobalt blue to canary yellow to radiant red, eye-popping hues are the season’s freshest take on fashion.
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The New Rules of Dallas Real Estate

Here’s how to turn those sagging sales and excess new-home inventory to your advantage. 
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Lucas Priolo, Texas Ballet Theater

Lucas Priolo dances a demanding world premiere at the Texas Ballet Theater. Requiem will be performed March 30 and 31 at 8 pm and April 1 at 2 pm at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas.


By Jenny Block
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The Billionaire Next Door

Georg Schaeffler came to Dallas in search of anonymity. With apologies, here’s the first profile of him ever written.
By Tim Rogers
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The Great Bush Library Debate

I love a good fight. It’s nice to see SMU having one.
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The Kitchen Dog Theater Takes on Moral Failure

How Kitchen Dog’s lastest production was influenced by Tina Parker’s cold, Chris Carlos’ exile, and Dan Day’s 2-year-old son.


By Glenn Arbery
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Dr. Feel Good

When your office towers get too cold, Gerald Kettler gets the call.
By Trey Garrison
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Essay: My 7-year-old Discovers Porn

There are things on the Internet that 7-year-olds shouldn’t see.
By Tim Rogers
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Everything Is Illuminated

Watching a bill become a law hasn’t been this much fun since School House Rock.
By Rod Davis
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Have We Arrived?

Two “major” events promise to place Dallas on fashion’s international stage.
By Stephanie Quadri
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Let Them Play Chess

UTD has found the secret to a smarter student body:award the young Bobby Fishers.
By Paul Kix
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Pucker Up

A secret Dallas committee creates Lancôme’s latest lip line.
By Ryan Mendenhall
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The Men Behind the Curtain

AFI’s International Film Festival comes to Dallas March 22. And, yeah, it’s as big a deal as the name implies (not just because D Magazine is a co-sponsor).
By Ryan Mendenhall
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The Valet Report

Fancy cars always come back faster from the valet than do the rides of the hoi polloi.
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2006 North Texas Home Prices

How does your neighborhood stack up?
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Is Your Home a Teardown?

Three case studies show how to figure where the real value lies.
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Luxury in the Wilderness

Forget the big cruise ships. American Safari Cruises offers an upscale and up-close look at the wonders of Alaska from the bow of a 112-foot yacht.
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Dumplings on the Run

The arrival of Kuai Dumplings & Soups brings Dallas up to speed on one of the latest food trends that has spread from New York to Houston to the West Coast.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Luqa

After three years of renovation, Luqa, the centerpiece of downtown’s Dallas Roof Garden, meets our lofty expectations.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Tipperary Inn

Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, the Tipp, as it’s known, has revamped its menu.
By Tim Rogers
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Where to Buy Next

Dallas-Fort Worth real estate values are all over the map. Turns out we have the map. Here are 10 neighborhoods to watch, either because they’re hot—or not.
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Why McMansions are Good for Dallas

Before you go cursing developers, consider the big picture—and your own property’s value.
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Wild Ride for Foodies

How Central Market took its next-generation store to Southlake and turned the tedious chore of shopping for groceries into an amusement park adventure.
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Texas Escapes

Whether it’s fine food and wine, funky shops and nightlife, or communing with nature, there’s a town in Texas to sate any traveler’s desires. Just get in the car and hit the road. Your adventure awaits.
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