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Your wife will retire when she is ready and feels comfortable with her plans and finances.

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Hemingway’s seminal “iceberg theory” explained that a skilled author could omit things he knows—a husband’s suicide, a traumatic war wound—yet make readers feel them as intensely as if he had actually stated them.

Things certainly feel a lot different than when I was first in Washington 25 years ago.

“To stand in front of an object that carries such historical significance made me feel a profound connection to my roots,” said Samantha Lara, 31, a Mexican physiotherapist who was visiting with her family.

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“Honestly, exposure to these experiences creates connection more than anything and allows people to feel comfortable,” they add.

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