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Greetings Clarkswold Citizens.

I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

It is our third story for the month of July 2017, issue 130.

The title of this piece is The Significance of Significance.

It is by Robert Reed.

Now, long-time listeners may know that Robert Reed has been featured in this magazine

almost a dozen times. This story makes his

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a story. So without further ado, I present the significance of significance. I hope you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story. Sarah wasn't quite too when the world learned what was what. Which is rather like

saying that Sarah still didn't exist.

The very young don't get to keep their memories,

that's normal human development in action,

or it's a nagging bug inside an otherwise lovely system.

Either way, she didn't waste time regretting this supposed loss.

Sure, a booger-clogged head was wearing her name, stumbling across a misunderstood landscape.

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