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Sometimes I see a letter to the editor that in one sentence captures the essence of what I was thinking but does it better and shorter. A Malcolm McSporran pulled that off yesterday (January 21) in the Vancouver Sun. Here is his letter.
“Which is less expensive — to provide people with decent housing or to keep repairing burnt bridges?”
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