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His book reveals the amazing transformation of a young man into a fully formed writer, endowed with a concise yet suggestive style.

The dead civilians have thus far all been foreign nationals, which is to say: excluded from our operating definition of human beings endowed with certain unalienable rights.

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With incredible detail, he has reconstructed the ways a modest fund endowed by a reluctant heir managed to reshape American civil rights in less than 20 years.

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Entry wall text — there is no catalog — says it “explores how human experience is embedded in the land, presenting the work of artists who endow it with meaning.”

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It was endowed with the profits that the U.S.

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