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"I don't believe in the chupacabra, " Ayer said, adding that he's been in the midst of a "media blitz" -- receiving 50 phone calls from media outlets and citizens, as well as death threats late at night -- since word got out about the strange beast.
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Others capture a sense of the sacred in the middle of Australia's Outback, where Ayer's Rock -- or Uluru, as it's known to the Aborigines -- stands.
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"We say we want to share generously during really good times, rather than lock in really high wages all the time, " says Mr. Ayer.
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Catching things on the fly, Ayer uses a handheld camera, spinning down alleys, up stairways, in and out of apartments.
NEWYORKER: End of Watch
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Jessica Rodriguez, who owns Cuba de Ayer restaurant in Burtonsville, Maryland, is part of that younger generation looking to change the views of her community.
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In dramatizing the human price of warfare and of the drug wars at home and its hypocrisies Ayer takes a street-smart view of class-based anxieties: his characters are one break away from a toehold on respectability, from jail, or from death.
NEWYORKER: Harsh Times