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Opinion: California wildfires should not have come as a shock

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By Kenneth Burke
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
The California fires are nothing new. Notwithstanding the human suffering, hyperbolic newscasting has mischaracterized the events. The only thing new is the attention of the American public. These fires are a continuation of rampaging, horror show that has been ongoing for decades.
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Social Control of Hypothalamus-Mediated Male Aggression

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By cindy yang, Kenneth Burke, Michael Chiang, Kevin J. Bender
| Cell Press Verified
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Opinion: The Republican Party is in very dangerous condition

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By Kenneth Burke
| Kennebec Journal Verified
Word: mumpsimus. Definition: an error or prejudice obstinately clung to Application: The Republican Party President Lincoln, Republican par excellence, after the disastrous Battle of Chickamauga in 1863, said of Union General Rosecrans: “He is confused and stunned, like a duck hit on the head.” Lincoln could have been speaking of the contemporary Republican Party, the pathology of which is more severe than that of the aforementioned bludgeoned duck.
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