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What would I tell her? My best friend was going to be so upset
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Believing Jews have a mission in life and are in no hurry to experience what comes later Sometimes, a single line from a classic text can define the  essence  of a culture. One of the most celebrated lines in modern  English literature is  by the renowned Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas: Do not go gentle into
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Expectations versus Reality
Believing Jews have a mission in life and are in no hurry to experience what comes later Sometimes, a single line from a classic text can define the  essence  of a culture. One of the most celebrated lines in modern  English literature is  by the renowned Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas: Do not go gentle into
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Shabsi lifted his head from the ground and saw something rising from the dirt. So tall, so powerful
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A tree isn’t trying to achieve; it simply wants to grow. That should be the focus of a Jew’s life
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In an ideal marriage, you live with someone who is in certain respects your polar opposite
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