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The Mini-Mart

In the summers of our early childhood during the late 1960s and early 1970s, when the days stretched before us with the promise of increased daylight and a blank canvas, my neighborhood friends and I rode bicycles together in our quiet street, pulling over to the curb when a rare car appeared. We ran through neighborhood sprinklers, joyously shouting

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