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Washington freed the coun— try, and Lincoln freed the slaves, but we wonder, after viewing their tribulations in numerous Hollywood films on the medical profession, who is going to free the interne.
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“Was My Face Red! I Said, ‘what’s He Got That I Haven’t Got?’—and She Told Me!”
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"Rush Me Some Reinforcements!"
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