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June 23, 1986. A quiet night in Poolesville, Maryland, forty minutes outside Washington, D.C. The opossums and raccoons and foxes still living wild there crept through what was left of the hedgerows surrounding the Primate Center Complex. Under the lights of the loading bay at Building 11, a few men worked stealthily, loading monkeys into an air-conditioned truck. Two security guards, a veterinarian, and two administrators stood at the back of the truck watching anxiously as four caretakers and the driver helped load each cage and secure it in place.
Free the Animals 20th Anniversary Edition
Ingrid Newkirk
Making an even bigger statement with your primary headline text – such as by using a separate display typeface that contrasts with your regular font – is an even better way to help it stand apart.
The Principle of Hierarchy in Graphic Design
Jeremy Elliott
He said he didn’t know at what checkpoints his dogs were tested or how many were tested. He said the Iditarod told him there were two dogs involved, but only one of them – a dog named Mars – tested positive for capromorelin.
Dopes or Doping?
Craig Medred
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