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Bid Farewell To The Bid & Thoughts on British Football
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11.13.14
Direct from the bloody fields of international football—author and journalist David Goldblatt; The Rev. & Rebbe with Doug Renick, chair, the Haydenville Congregational Church Peace and Social Justice Committee
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