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“Virtually every Irish person has a connection to the U.S.”
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Anyone can call Muldoon a poet.
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Love and death kept Muldoon in Ireland, and prompted him to leave.
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The Irish language was highly politicized in Muldoon’s youth.
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The political climate of Muldoon’s childhood gave him a sense of unfinished business.
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A professional has to think of the timeline of his profession, Mindel says.
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Where do all those candy wrappers go?
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The chair is the most difficult thing to build, says Lee Mindel.
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Mindel discusses the unraveling of Utopia Parkway.
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The vocabulary of thinking and feeling has changed, says Mindel.
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The list starts at Stonehenge.
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It’s not like some narcissistic fuse goes off at 20 and its over, Mindel says.
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You can’t participate in history without understanding what it is.
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The first part is understanding the client’s parameters, says Mindel.
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Karen Abbott reads from First Ward Ball.
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With non-fiction writing, there’s always something to write.
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Abbott listens to music to get on the right frequency.
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Abbott talks about how she could write about such dark materials.
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We have a vicarious need to see how far we could go, Abbott says.
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It would depend, Abbott says, on their class background.
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At this point, urbanization was starting to change the social dynamic of courtship, says Abbott.
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Legalization would make an unavoidable practice safer.
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Abbott describes the turn-of-the-century culture that created the conditions for white slavery.
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