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Remember When ‘Blame Canada’ Was a ‘South Park’ Joke?

Remember When ‘Blame Canada’ Was a ‘South Park’ Joke?
New York Times Tuesday 28 July 2026, 05:03 UTC By Chrystia Freeland 1 min read
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It would be a grave mistake for Americans to treat their place in the world as an afterthought.

It would be a grave mistake for Americans to treat their place in the world as an afterthought.
Americans (ORG)
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