On Nov. 4, a rather important election will take place, culminating a campaign that some would call historic and that I would call never-ending.

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In 1942, Samuel Beckett fled Paris with his future wife just hours ahead of a Gestapo raid on their apartment.

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1: The newscaster hounded the girl under the camera light. "Don't you think this is an issue of free speech?" he said, drawing out the last syllable like a playground taunt.