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A brother and sister enjoy an imaginative game in a domestic garden on a sunny day. Siblings can have a powerful effect on one another. Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images hide caption
Hank Azaria (left) and Hari Kondabolu speak with each other in public for the first time since their fallout in 2017. PR Agency/Designed by NPR hide caption
NPR is looking to speak with people who have reinvented their holiday traditions after the death of a loved one. Katherine Du/NPR hide caption
Author Kwame Alexander will create a new poem after the responses are in to this question: What about America are you thankful for? Katherine Du/NPR hide caption
NPR's Morning Edition is looking to speak with people who are anticipating difficult conversations with their families on Thanksgiving. Katherine Du/NPR hide caption
A woman and her children vote at a polling station during midterm elections at the Fairfax County bus garage in Lorton, Va. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
NPR wants to talk with young, unmarried people facing a big life decision. Katherine Du/NPR hide caption
Christine Koh and her daughters. Christine Koh hide caption
NPR's Ari Shapiro shared this Instagram story of the cucumber dish that reminds him of his childhood summers in Oregon. Ari Shapiro/NPR hide caption
