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Penguin Random House has made a resounding political statement in support of free speech—of the female persuasion.
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Writer Michelle Ruiz highlights an empowering benefit to guarding one’s privacy.
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‘The Red Wheelbarrow’ comprises a mere four lines which carry a weight of meaning.
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In these challenging times, a speech needs to ‘walk the talk’.
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Credibility is a function of two factors: reputation and authenticity.
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