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Yet that’s why the monologue endures: it captured a fracture in American life in real time, through a man whose job is to make people forget their worries—suddenly admitting he couldn’t forget his own.
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Yet that’s why the monologue endures: it captured a fracture in American life in real time, through a man whose job is to make people forget their worries—suddenly admitting he couldn’t forget his own.
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