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“What’s ordinary can become extraordinary, she insists.”
“I loved sitting at my desk and envisioning the place.”
“BG: I loved including the element of typography.”
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“Israel’s war in Gaza echoed the Nakba of 1948.”
“Yesterday they cried for Ukraine, screaming “genocide” at Russia.”
“It was a textbook boondoggle, a classic Bidenism—failure to confront Netanyahu at US expense.”