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Oh Say, Can You See?:  9/11 Flag Displays and the Flag’s Symbolic Power

…rns glorious and shameful, always falling short of yet also repeating and reaffirming commitment in an unparalleled set of political and ethical ideals. Or, to polish the analogy a bit, the flag, in its ceaseless variety of meanings, its simultaneous ubiquity and sacredness, acts something like a mirror, showing us the United States that we, as citizens, are. Consideration of the flag and its function, then, is not some egg-headed, ethereal academ…

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RD News Round-Up—Nov. 4, 2008

…-Based Solutions for Health Needs.’” The Roundtable pointed out that Jedd Medefind, acting director of the Office of Faith-Based Initiatives, “said health care activities featured at the meeting represented a ‘tip of the iceberg’ of national efforts by both the government and nonprofit organizations. He acknowledged problems of inadequate affordable health care and lack of insurance, but said, ‘alongside that we have glimmers of hope,’ among them…

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