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Voices: If everyone were unable to tell a lie for a day, what question would you ask them?

Oona O'Toole, Opinion Editor
September 13, 2013
Antony Marchiando

We asked City College students: “If everyone were unable to tell a lie for a day, what question would you ask them?”

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