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September 2021
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November/December 2018, #140
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January/February 2018, #135
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December 2017/January 2018, #134
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September/October 2017, #133
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January/February 2017, #129
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September/October 2014, #115
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“A Guide for the Perplexed” -
January/February 2014, #111
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“The Epic Human Journey: Part 2, Summer” -
May/June 2013, #107
“The Epic Story of Humanity: Part 1, Spring” -
March/April 2013, #106
“Mental Breakdown of a Nation” -
January/February 2013, #105
“The Big Ideas of 2013” -
November/December 2012, #104
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November/December 2004, #56
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“Are We Happy Yet?” -
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