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Shin-Tav
In every boy she dated she saw the brother she’d lost   Devorah looked down at her still-untouched soda on the coffee table in the hotel lobby and watched the bubbles crawl toward the top of her glass. She and the boy sitting opposite her had successfully covered the rudimentary basics of each other’s lives.
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By the Letter
Kuf-Reish  
Life is a cycle — and a spiral that pushes us higher
Cindy Landesman and Mindel Kassorla
Adviceline
Adviceline: Issue 540
In every boy she dated she saw the brother she’d lost   Devorah looked down at her still-untouched soda on the coffee table in the hotel lobby and watched the bubbles crawl toward the top of her glass. She and the boy sitting opposite her had successfully covered the rudimentary basics of each other’s lives.
Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen
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I Can’t Respect My Wife
It’s extremely awkward for me to write this question to a women’s magazine, but for various reasons, I can’t go for help, and the lack of real respect and deeper connection in my home bothers me terribly,
Bassi Gruen
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Rachel Bachrach
Connect Four
The Day of the Brightest Light
The holier a specific time is, the more desperately the opposing forces will seek to attack it
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Connect Four
The Chasam Sofer on Lag B’omer
As Lag B’omer approaches, we ready ourselves for its celebration. But what, precisely, are we celebrating?
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
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"In general, we bend over backward to make sure the reader is getting the full value he purchased the magazine for, because there is only one consideration: you, the reader" 
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