HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030017.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030017.txt
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This document discusses a family portrait of a sperm donor with over 30 half siblings and the article written about it in The New York Times.
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This document discusses a family portrait of a sperm donor with over 30 half siblings and the article written about it in The New York Times. It also mentions fact-checking during the Democratic debates and a list of 11 life-saving skills everyone should know.
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