Incoherent internal discussion about magazine content and celibacy
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The passage contains vague, disjointed references to personal practices and editorial decisions with no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable leads involving powerful actors. It lacks spe Mentions individuals named Ram Dass, Larry, Althea, Dick Gregory, and Bruce David in a non‑specific References a controversial magazine feature about "Jesus and the Adulteress" and concerns about di
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