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<title>Counterpoint &#45; Farihah Ahmed</title>
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<title>How We Talk About the Rohingya Matters</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ There will be speeches insisting that promises and pledges translate this time to “real action,” and by this these parties will gesture to policy change. Inaction stems, though, not only from empty words. The old lexicon, an entire philosophy of rhetoric, must be retired. ]]></description>
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