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A Bewildering Crash – The New Yorker

2015-03-31 ~ Mark

To be told that a scene of mass death is the result of an accident or terrorism is to be given not only an explanation of the cause but also an idea of how to reckon with the consequence.

A Bewildering Crash – The New Yorker

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