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In the past few years, nationwide restaurant chains have emerged purveying not only pizzas and pastas, but meat, poultry and seafood entrees that are supposed to duplicate authentic Italian fare. The Cameras, known for purveying "gay church folk music," also acknowledge the bleak and bitter on Mississauga, Goddam; the title track (an homage to Nina Simone's 1963 protest song "Mississippi Goddam") critiques the stifling conformity of suburban life. I'm also a little concerned about the "critical role" the report assigns to employers in purveying information about long-term care insurance and, one would assume, in offering LTC insurance policies, as well. |
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