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More experience in executive governmental office. Greater command of global geopolitical issues. Better understanding of state prerogatives in the American federal system. Deeper commitment to local charitable undertakings. Earlier personal involvement in family business. In short: compares favorably with Donald J. Trump’s 2016 profile as a presidential candidate.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My husband has had false teeth for more than 20 years, so he is accustomed to them. When he drinks heavily, though, he often takes them out of his mouth and puts them who knows where, only to be searching madly for them the next day. I find this infuriating and irresponsible. One time it took him a few days to find his teeth, so he had to go to work and interact with people looking absolutely crazy.
'The worst thing,' I told my mother, 'was when you made us eat venison sausage for lunch. That sausage lasted forever!'
Hena Khan was raised in the Washington suburbs, the daughter of immigrants from Pakistan, and she describes the experience this way: “When I was growing up, it was really more about feeling invisible and not thinking my culture mattered. Nobody at school knew anything about being a Muslim, being a Pakistani American. My teachers often couldn’t identify Pakistan on a map.”
DEAR HARRIETTE: My health issues have become so overwhelming that it's putting a strain on my relationship.
Dear Doctors: I faceplanted while ice skating and got a big bruise on my chest.
Super Bowls create media storms, but many journalists and sports executives thought what happened in 1988 was totally out of bounds.
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