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Now that narrative is starting to unweave itself.

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By unweaving your web, you may confirm their suspicions about the reliability of atheists, but you’ll also show that it’s possible to confess and seek absolution without believing in God.

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The 73-year-old nation born of a bitter postcolonial divorce has heaved through humiliating defeats, careened from coup to coup and stubbornly endured despite relentless forces working to unweave it.

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The fetish of individualism and the distrust of government are woven deep into the fabric of American culture, and it will take more than an election to unweave them.

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Mesh by knotted mesh, it’s a net we have woven, perversely, by unweaving the web of life.

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