Treating Trauma While Living Through It, Israeli Therapists Help October 7 Survivors
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WASHINGTON — President Bush yesterday campaigned to make his tax cuts permanent, saying that allowing them to expire would be harmful to an already limp economy. The message was perhaps aimed more at voters than lawmakers.
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|WASHINGTON — President Bush yesterday campaigned to make his tax cuts permanent, saying that allowing them to expire would be harmful to an already limp economy. The message was perhaps aimed more at voters than lawmakers.
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