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Acknowledgments | |
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Waking The Sleeping Giant | |
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The End of the American Republic? | |
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America's Economic Crisis | |
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America's Political Crisis | |
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The Roots of the Crisis: Culture and Character | |
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The Cultural Foundations of Liberty | |
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The Sleeping Giant | |
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Winning the Debate While Losing the Republic | |
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The Mainstream Confuses Civics with Politics | |
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In Politics, Good Citizens Make Great Losers | |
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Bully Pulpits and Just Plain Bullies | |
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The Schoolyard Bullies of Politics | |
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Shining Light on the Darkness | |
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Worldview and Character Differences | |
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We Take the High Road and They Take the Low Road | |
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Leftists Use Our Maturity Against Us | |
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We Have Been Fighting the Wrong Fight | |
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The Left Blows Their Cover | |
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The Giant Awakens | |
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What Do We Do Now? | |
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Three Questions | |
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Liberal Spotting | |
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What Ails Us | |
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Marxism Through Cultural Revolution | |
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A Long March, Not a Conspiracy | |
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Don't Ask a Fish | |
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Polluting the Cultural Pond | |
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Subverting Children First | |
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I'm Not a Marxist, but I Vote Like One | |
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Three Targets: Family, Country, and God | |
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The Long March Begins | |
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Trickle-Down Liberalism | |
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The Leftist Worldview Spreads | |
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Government Is Only the Tip of the Power Iceberg | |
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The Political Power of Culture | |
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Imagine Mainstream News and Schools; It's Easy if You Try… | |
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Now Back to Living in an Occupied Country | |
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Winning Elections Will Never Be Enough | |
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Brilliant Strategy, Nasty Tactics | |
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How The Leftist Agenda Has Spread | |
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Understanding Social and Political Power | |
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Manipulating Through Anger and Fear | |
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Ride the Appeasement Cycle to Power | |
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The Golden Rule and the Ruckus Rule | |
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Because We Let Them | |
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Divide and Conquer | |
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Play the Victim Game | |
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Words Mean What Liberals Want Them to Mean | |
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Racists, Sexists, and Haters, Oh My! | |
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First-Amendment Follies | |
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Don't Debate, Attack | |
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Hide the True Agenda | |
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Control Through Confujion | |
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What Then Must We Do? | |
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We Live In Two Different Worlds | |
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Through a Glass Darkly | |
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Questions of Faith | |
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Roots of the Current Conflic | |
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Crossing the Naturalist Bridge | |
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Philosophy Hits Bottom: The Nihilist Worldview | |
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From Worldviews to Politics | |
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If You Say A, You Must Say B | |
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Do Leftists Really Believe Such Things? | |
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You Shall Be as Gods | |
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The Liberal Paradox: Dogmatic Nihilism | |
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An Imaginary Debate with a Liberal Environmentalist | |
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The God in the Liberal Mirror | |
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Toddlers, Tantrums, and Tyranny | |
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Character Matters | |
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Character and Liberty | |
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The Development of Character | |
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Tiny Tyrants | |
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Growing Good Citizens | |
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Belonging and Rejection | |
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Independence, Power, and Helplessness | |
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What's Yours Is Yours and What's Mine Is Mine | |
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"Good Enough" Parenting | |
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"Good-Enough" Cultural Institutions | |
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Worldview and Conscience | |
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Knowing Right but Feeling Wrong | |
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The Roots of the Appeasement Cycle | |
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Two Common Character Patterns | |
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Good Citizens | |
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Power Players | |
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From Power Player to Hardcore Leftist | |
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Why Good Citizens Lose at Politics | |
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Why We Fight the Wrong Battle | |
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How Liberals Use Our Civility to Rule Us | |
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A Political Strategy for Mainstream America | |
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Goals of a Mainstream Political Strategy | |
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Isolate the Radical Left | |
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Dominate the Political Narrative | |
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Educate the Uninformed and Misinformed | |
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Principles for Mainstream Activists | |
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We are the mainstream and liberals are the fringe. Act like it. | |
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Face your fear of disapproval and social unpleasantness. | |
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Never, ever fall into a defensive position. | |
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Seize the offensive and stay on it. | |
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Hit hard and sue for peace. | |
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Drive the mainstream agenda through the culture and the government. | |
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Inoculate children against liberalism. | |
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Thinking Like Citizens | |
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We are the mainstream and liberals are the fringe. Act like it. | |
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Seeing Our Power | |
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"We Hold These Truths to Be Self Evident…" | |
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You Can Be a Good Citizen and Still Hit Hard | |
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Face your fear of disapproval and social unpleasantness. | |
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Anatomy of the Appeasement Cycle | |
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Calm the Body to Clear the Mind | |
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Release the Physical Tension | |
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Understand the Threat | |
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Never, ever fall into a defensive position. | |
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Two Levels of Discussion | |
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The Unspoken Narrative in American Politics | |
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Defending Makes the Incredible Credible | |
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The "Filling in the Blanks" Technique | |
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You Four-Eyed Racist! | |
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What a Difference a Backbone Makes | |
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The Tinfoil Hat Rule | |
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Acting Like Citizens | |
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Seize the offensive and stay on it. | |
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Be Clear About Your Goals | |
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Isolating and Dominating the Left | |
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Educating the Uninformed | |
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Educating the Misinformed | |
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How the Narrative Gets Framed | |
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Focusing Attention: What Topic Are We Discussing? | |
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What We Assume | |
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Conclusions and Implications | |
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Framing the GM Bailout | |
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Focus of Attention | |
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Unstated Assumptions | |
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Implications and Conclusions | |
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The Core Tool: The Three Rs | |
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Recognize the way the left wants to frame the narrative | |
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Reframe the issue to put the left on the defensive | |
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Humor as a Reframe | |
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The Question Reframe | |
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The Etiquette Lesson Reframe | |
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The Double Bind Reframe | |
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The Inconvenient Truth Reframe | |
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Shredding the Race Card | |
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"Let's Put the Union First" | |
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Refocus the topic to drive the mainstream agenda | |
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Firing for Effect: the Power of Threes | |
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Harnessing the Power of Anger | |
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Leftist Anger Versus Righteous Indignation | |
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Balancing Negatives and Positives | |
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Hit hard and sue for peace. | |
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I Filled With A Terrible Resolve | |
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Drive the mainstream agenda through the culture and the government. | |
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Managing the Movement | |
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Organizing Essentials | |
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Simple Theme | |
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Simple Leadetship Structure | |
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Leverage Technology | |
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Create the Imptession of a Flurry of Activity | |
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Multiply the Benefits of Involvement | |
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Stay Informed, But Don't Reinvent the Wheel | |
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Stages of Group Formation | |
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The "What" Stage | |
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The "How" Stage | |
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The "Wow" Stage | |
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The Camel's Nose Strategy | |
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Have a Demand Goal and a Compromise Goal | |
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Frame the Debate in Your Favor | |
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Control the Unstated Assumptions | |
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Control the Language to Control the Narrative | |
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Find Three Rallying Themes for Your Cause | |
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Assume the Moral High Ground | |
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Three Rolling Demands | |
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in Focus (Issues 2 and 3 in Background) | |
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in Focus (Issues 1 and 3 in Background) | |
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in Focus (Issues 2 and 4 in Background) | |
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It's for the Children | |
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Inoculate children against liberalism. | |
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Trusting Minds, Simple Message | |
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Liberalism Is Easier Than Wisdom | |
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Guerilla Education | |
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Front-Loading Values | |
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"In Addition to What Your Book Says …" | |
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Education Isn't Just for School | |
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Making the Conscious Choice | |
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I Will The Giant Go Back To Sleep? | |
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The Price | |
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What Is Bigger Than Your Fear? | |
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Our Concord Bridge Moment | |
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Endnotes | |