| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Winik turns in the best first line in Mr. Wrong: ???When, at twenty-seven, I married a good-looking and funny, though penniless, gay bartender who had recently lost his job as an ice-skating coach due to his drug problem, not everyone understood that this was a sensible choice, or at least a significant upgrade.??? The rest of her piece is funny, too, though it reads less like an essay than a segm
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