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Malcolm Gladwell here.

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How it's broken, how it can be fixed.

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My aircraft and our naval vessels to make no attacks on North Vietnam.

It's 1968, a pretty tumultuous year.

Head wrapped in the combat damage being held across the road now.

Opposers also reportedly chased and fired on a radio equipped car.

A fairly good chief negotiator asserts me not optimistic about 100 feet from me.

That one, two more, two more, one dead.

Three.

But there was one event in 1968 that didn't make the headlines.

Even though it's still having a huge effect on your well-being.

I had a weight, weight, weight, and I really got a little bit of avid because I knew I had the money there.

So all I had to do was you know cashy check and get out of there.

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