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"People"

Levivich, I'm skeptical of the appropriateness of so much background of the people involved, especially Joseph. Would you kill me if I cut it to the bone? [- EEng, shortly ago]

EEng, Nope go for it. I think the name of the immigrant should be removed, too. (It's redacted in court documents, Harvard Law Review followed suit [1], and we probably should too, even if the Old Gray Lady didn't.) When you get to the bottom there's a quotefarm waiting for you. Thanks! Levivich ^harass/_hound 05:32, 22 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]