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Should chimpanzees be considered human? Before you say, “Of course not!” bear in mind that technically, chimps share 98.7 percent of their DNA with humans,
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Reviewing: “Satmar and Lubavitch,” by Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, Hardcover: 336 pages, Jewish Enrichment Press ISBN-10: 0997909919, 2017. Drawing on sociological studies such as Kranzler, “Williamsburg:
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Fruits are in great abundance during the summer. Prices are low and the choices are plentiful. Try some of these delicious recipes and enjoy! Peach
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