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D.R. Johnson's Steve Allen uses a block of wood to make sure boards are aligned properly before the CLT panel enters the pressing machine at far left. Tom Goldman/NPR hide caption
'Cries From Syria' Documentary Lays Bare The Conflict's Gruesome Realities
Dutch Voters Divided As Election Signals Another Test For Anti-Immigrant Populism
D.R. Johnson's Steve Allen uses a block of wood to make sure boards are aligned properly before the CLT panel enters the pressing machine at far left. Tom Goldman/NPR hide caption
Make America Dinner Again guest Affan Khokhar (left, seated) talks with hosts Tria Chang and Justine Lee (front right, seated) after the dinner as guests (from left to right) Afam Agbodike, Walter Rodriguez and Nick Tucker continue their conversation. Sonia Paul for NPR hide caption
Political Perspectives Are The Main Course At These Dinner Gatherings
Tucker Lane and his mother, Lynn Cash, sit in the wooded backyard of his home in West Barnstable, Mass. Kayana Szymczak for NPR hide caption
'Eyes On The Prize' Producer On Making A Civil Rights Documentary Before Its Time
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