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‘Papa Charlie’ review: Perhaps Monday rather than today
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On David Bruce Smith, Lewis Mumford and sons vs. fathers
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Google neighbors: A few words on David Bruce Smith and me
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The Jewish grocers of D.C. (and suburbs)
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David Rothman at Large 