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NPR Choice pagePromises said, but apparently not kept. donald trump and his flunkies are a wild pack of liars. They will never stop playing song. I mean... it's Trump... What the hell do you expect? He (and those around him) lies about everything, all of the time.
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NPR Choice pageMore info good. Too much bad. If Canada approves it, I can get it. But should I? Maybe a federal system to read Canadian medical reports? Maybe a new cabinet position? And a program enhancing public science literacy should follow. Otherwise who’ll be able to read the data?
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