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by Sent via email, from Judyth Brown, 6:57 AM, May 14
on In the wake of an international disaster, what image, voice or story made you give?
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by Posted by hjs, May 09, 05:40PM
on What would you tax to fix your state’s budget crisis?
I don't wait for disaster to give, I fight hunger every time I go to the grocery. By buying at least one extra item for the food bank I fight hunger every week."
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