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family, and what
it was like to
lead a life in the
foreign service.
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pped back into local culture with
trades in honor of Carnaval, which
rway throughout the trip. Add in
that the Argentine national soc-
was on our plane from Buenos
Washington for the second of our
hts home, and the journey can be
up in four words: Right place,