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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

You can be sincerely wrong.

A demolition crew in Dallas tore down a century-old house by mistake.

They had a permit to demolish a home two blocks away.

I've been in this business all my life and done thousands of demolitions, and this has never

happened, the owner of the demolition company said.

We made a mistake and thought we had the right property.

This mistake is a cultural parable.

Over the weekend, Bernie Sanders won what the Wall Street Journal calls a resounding victory

in the Nevada caucuses.

His win cements his frontrunner status for the Democratic presidential nomination. The senator's supporters especially appreciate his

authenticity. Many of President Trump supporters say the same thing. Ours has been called the age of

authenticity. An international survey found that 87% of global

consumers felt it was important for brands to act with integrity at all times. They ranked

authenticity above innovation, 72%, and uniqueness 71% when asked what they valued most in a brand.

Millennials are especially suspicious of image and crafted messages,

and they are 50% more likely to purchase from a company that supports a cause.

Scripture endorses sincerity, of course.

We are taught,

Let your love be genuine, abhor what is evil, hold fast to what is good.

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