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Without a political future for Palestinians, a Hamas 2.0 aimed at the destruction of Israel is bound to rise from Gaza’s ruins.

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The restaurant chain Bojangles, now coming to New Jersey, has changed its final apostrophe three times. Which is correct? (Answer: It's complicated.)

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