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“Statistics are human beings with the tears wiped away.”

Quote by Paul Brodeur

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Paul Brodeur is an accomplished American writer, born on May 16, 1931. His work primarily focuses on environmental issues and social justice, known for his in-depth investigations and critical thinking. more

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