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Work requirements impart a “renewed sense of purpose for millions of Americans,” in the view of HUD Secretary Scott Turner.

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On Friday, the man who once suggested injecting household cleaners into the lungs could cure COVID-19, took to Truth Social to impart his alleged wisdom.

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He relives the period of his boyhood when his abuela was there to greet him after school and impart to him the cultural heritage he was living apart from.

What was most important to him, though, was imparting that it was “never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man,” Kimmel said through tears.

But without a stronger commitment to imparting the gravity of that message throughout the movie, the film’s emotional impact is never fully earned.

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