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“ ‘Blade Runner’ has nothing to give the audience,” Pauline Kael wrote, in a 1982 review. “It hasn’t been thought out in human terms.”https://t.co/rxBB5LoH0U — PolitiTweet.org

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Under the gentle-parenting schema, a child’s every act must be seen through a lens of anxiety and threat-detection, which heightens the parent’s dual role of child psychologist and emotional security guard. https://t.co/l7FbqA2uly — PolitiTweet.org

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In 1849, Congress passed the first of several swampland laws that turned federal wetlands over to the individual states with the rights to drain those water-sodden acreages. By the 1980s, roughly half of America’s wetlands had been wiped out. https://t.co/3SsYQeibxq — PolitiTweet.org

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