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Since then, a mutual appreciation and respect for the world of motor-sports has kept them in contact, and even created a new program helping troops stationed around the country. ATLA President Ken Suggs said that "because seniors are especially vulnerable to fraud, abuse, and discrimination--whether in the workplace or because of caps on noneconomic damages--I believe ATLA and AARP share a mutual appreciation for the guarantee of trial by jury and access to the courts for all, especially the most vulnerable. Passionately interested in the universal arts of literature, drama, painting and music, he was convinced that there were indivisible bridges on which human beings could meet above the confines of ideologies, races and nations He believed that international understanding needed a larger base than mere political accord: mutual appreciation of the culture, art, literature and music of the world. |
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