Keller @ Large: Casino Pot Of Gold Fading In Mass.
We'd better start to face this truth: we hesitated too long, and now, the casino pot of gold is looking more and more like a mirage.
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We'd better start to face this truth: we hesitated too long, and now, the casino pot of gold is looking more and more like a mirage.
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Let's make a quick list together of human behaviors we're good and sick of and would like to see eliminated.
