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Flashback: Editor's Letter, Issue 717   
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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Flashback: Parshah, Issue 620
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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Portrait of a Family: Chapter 32    
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Portrait of a Family: Chapter 28 
Even with all the arguing, she thought, the table felt so… friendly. They could say whatever they wanted; the warmth, the love, was still there
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Garden to Table
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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