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After its first day of business, the newcomer to Idaho will host a community fundraiser the next day for St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital.

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Humans have a natural tendency to try to solve problems by adding rather than simplifying them. Can’t get someone to understand your point? You pile on more examples and arguments. Feel like you ...