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“[A] shrewd and lyrical
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The Ethics of Opting Out by Ruti Mari
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Needlepoint by Jenny Roberts
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Cameron McGill is on a mission: to find out why her sister, who never touched drugs, was fished from a canal with needle marks all down her arm. Te
Harlem Harlot by Don Holliday
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Her name was Sara Jackson. She had white teeth and dark eyes and red
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Brass by Helen Walsh
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