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    A nonagenarian Jewish refugee finally tells me her story.
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    The tribes that will benefit from last week’s Supreme Court ruling are anything but progressive.
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    My father would confidently say, ‘Do yourself a favor. Go back and bet the ranch on Donald.’
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