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::... as a child I knew [my father] only through the stories that my mother and grandparents told. They all had their favorites, each one seamless, burnished smooth from repeated use. ... That’s how all the stories went-compact, apocryphal, told in rapid succession in the course of one evening, then packed away for months, sometimes years, in my family’s memory.

::... as a child I knew [my father] only through the stories that my mother and grandparents told. They all had their favorites, each one seamless, burnished smooth from repeated use. ... That’s how all the stories went-compact, apocryphal, told in rapid succession in the course of one evening, then packed away for months, sometimes years, in my family’s memory.

:On the other hand, it is the same thought. [...] On the other hand, Ayers's book didn't come out until 2001, so it might seem more plausible that Ayers was more influenced by his old colleague and neighbor than vice-versa.

There has been a [[computer]] comparison of [[Barack Obama|Obama's]] [[autobiography]] with that of his [[friend]]'s, the [[Terrorism|terrorist]] [[William Ayers|Bill Ayers]]. This analysis finds support for the [[theory]] that Ayers actually wrote parts of Obama's [[book]]:<ref>http://www.cashill.com/natl_general/who_wrote_dreams_from.htm</ref>

 

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