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	<title>Comments on: The Wusses Are At The Gates</title>
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	<description>Plausibly Undeniable</description>
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		<title>By: Rawlins  Gilliland</title>
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		<description>POSTSCRIPT:  When I lived in San Francisco in 1975, anti-smoking passed.  When I visited L.A. in 1997, anti-smoking passed.  Although I am a fan of the above posted &#039;D&#039; piece, debating anti-smoking ordinanced a third century after it became routine elsewhere in the USA strikes me as a pinch embarrassing.  Like still not quite beliving that ALL the dinosaurs died &#039;back then&#039;.  

PSS:  When I became state poet in Alababa in 1976, only the sniors had gone to segregated schools since desegregated schools became the law there in the mid 60s.  When I returned to Dallas around 1980, Dallas was still fighting desegregation and it took Barefoot Sanders to make it happen.  Do I see a pattern here?</description>
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<p>PSS:  When I became state poet in Alababa in 1976, only the sniors had gone to segregated schools since desegregated schools became the law there in the mid 60s.  When I returned to Dallas around 1980, Dallas was still fighting desegregation and it took Barefoot Sanders to make it happen.  Do I see a pattern here?</p>
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