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Family history and Texas culture come together to suggest that sometimes justice does need to make an end run around the law after all.
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The man in the security footage apparently took a drink of water from the construction site before continuing his run.
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After a second reading—this one during a pandemic much less severe than the one in the book—I see more. It’s a story about gratitude. And grace. And tenacity.
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In February, as a plague enters the land, she endures a three-day interview for a post she does not get, during which a several deans request of her seemingly impossible tasks.
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