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December 14, 2022When “They Died Doing What They Loved” Was Unfortunately True
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November 1, 2021Ten Albums to Listen to Before You Die Tomorrow
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April 27, 2021The Cute Dog in This Gritty Drama Knows It’s Toast
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January 25, 2021What I’d Say to Paul Hollywood If I Were on The Great British Bake Off
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August 7, 2020Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Teacher Replacements Should the Worst Outcome Occur
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May 6, 2020The Pro-Life Party Rebrands Itself
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April 21, 2020As Your Governor, I Can Assure You the Coming Human Sacrifice Is Worth It
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January 10, 2020What Your Instagram Filter Says About Your Perspective On the Inevitability of Death
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January 7, 2020Don’t Worry: Bears Are More Afraid of You Than You Are of Dying Alone
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November 4, 2019An Open Letter to My Dead Grandmother, Who Last June Started to Build a Bird Sanctuary In the Front Yard, But Who Then, Last July, Died, Leaving Us a Dry, Patchy Landing Strip of Horticultural Nonsense, and a Dream
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