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This is how we spread and debate ideas in America — not in echo chambers, but in the public square.
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This is how we spread and debate ideas in America — not in echo chambers, but in the public square.
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The Aces are in the final month of a memorable season on the field. But I went to the ballpark to find the answer to an off-field puzzle.
This isn't a quiz about things you'd learn in school. It's also not a quiz with any practical information in it at all.