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“I know what you’re thinking.” People might say that to you — but do they, really? Yes, their guess might be close but you’ve had different experiences and a unique background, and they’re not you. Friends might deduce what you’re thinking but, unlike the twins in the new novel, “One of Us” by Dan Chaon,
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Oops. So you made a mistake. If it’s a small one, apologize and move on, you’re all good. If it’s a big one, though, you’ll have a lot more fancy footwork to do because a mere mea culpa probably won’t be enough. You may feel sorry and have deep regrets, but as in the new
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