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The Ruins: An Extract — Kill Your Darlings

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By Amy Taylor
| The Kill Your Darlings Podcast
The passengers on the early evening flight from Athens to London Heathrow Airport were waiting impatiently. The plane, having landed half an hour before, was sitting idle on the tarmac while a delay of some kind kept the cabin doors closed. The sudden flurry of activity brought on by the landing—the unclicking of seatbelts, the retrieval of phones and bags—had subsided, and most of the passengers had now settled into a reluctant stillness, puncturing it only with the occasional sigh.
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Dubuque Fighting Saints honor Gaudreau brothers

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By Amy Taylor
| mdmh-cedarrapids.com
Dubuque, Iowa – Before their game on Saturday, the Dubuque Fighting Saints honored Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, who used to play hockey for the team. They were both killed in a car accident in August. Fans of the Dubuque Fighting Saints have come to expect a lot of cowbells and pucks hitting the glass. But Saturday night’s game was also a tribute to one of the best players the team has ever had. Fans, family, and friends came together to celebrate Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew.
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Republicans strengthen hold on Iowa Legislature

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By Amy Taylor
| mdmh-cedarrapids.com
Des Moines, Iowa – This election has witnessed a surge of Republican victories throughout Iowa and the nation, and Iowa Republicans have solidified their hold on power in the state legislature. Republicans are expected to gain two seats and take 36 of the 50 Iowa Senate seats as of Wednesday morning. Republicans are expected to gain three members from the previous session and take 67 of the 100 seats in the House.
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