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As a child, Marco had been sent to live with a foster father, where he stayed until he was 21, in 2003. At night, the man would come into Marco’s room and ask to cuddle or wait for him while he brushed his teeth before bed. https://t.co/DqjpWJWEiM — PolitiTweet.org

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“Blonde” is a work of fiction and imagination, wherein Joyce Carol Oates plays with, rearranges, and invents the details of Marilyn Monroe’s life in order to achieve a deeper poetic and spiritual truth. https://t.co/0mrDGGODy0 — PolitiTweet.org

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Several months after reading the article, Marco contacted the woman who’d written the report investigating Kentler’s experiment. He identified himself as “an affected person.” https://t.co/AVWhRuVb1B — PolitiTweet.org

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