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Perele broke in. “Butter? Marjorie, I told you, we never, ever use butter when cooking meat meals”   February 1964 “Look, sweetheart, I’m running late,” Abe said, as he carefully checked his black leather bag to make certain all his equipment was there. Stethoscope and sphygmomanometer: check. Tongue depressors, flashlight, reflex hammer: check. Local anesthesia,
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Flashback: Parshah, Issue 620
Perele broke in. “Butter? Marjorie, I told you, we never, ever use butter when cooking meat meals”   February 1964 “Look, sweetheart, I’m running late,” Abe said, as he carefully checked his black leather bag to make certain all his equipment was there. Stethoscope and sphygmomanometer: check. Tongue depressors, flashlight, reflex hammer: check. Local anesthesia,
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