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Much racial strife is catalogued here, alongside the requisite thumbnail sketches of playwright Tennessee Williams, who achieved a symbiotic relationship with the city; Armstrong, a native son who eventually scornfully declared, "They treat me better all over the world than they do in my own hometown"; and Ruby Bridges, whose integration into the city's schools unwittingly led to segregation via gentrification. This symbiotic relationship has made the DAV the strong service organization it has become, and one of the reasons conventions and conferences remain necessary and effective. The dependence of the wasp and the polydnavirus on one another is a rare, perhaps unique, example of a symbiotic relationship between a virus and an animal. |
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