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<title>Solidarity (Our first duty is to stand together against bin Ladenism)</title>
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<description>Never mind where I was standing or what I was doing this time five years ago. (Because really, what could be less pertinent?) Except that I do remember wondering, with apparent irrelevance, how soon I would be hearing one familiar clich&#x26;#xE9;. And that I do remember hearing, with annoyance, one other observation that I believe started the whole post-9/11 epoch on the wrong foot. The clich&#x26;#xE9;, from which we have been generally but not completely spared, was the one about American &#x26;#x22;loss of innocence.&#x26;#x22; Nobody, or nobody serious, thought that this store-bought phrase would quite rise to the occasion of...</description>
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