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April Fool's Day
April Fool's Day calls for celebration ... and cynicism.
The more comedically inclined take pleasure in a day devoted to pranking and put-ons, but the rest of us must be on our guard today. Even the most somber stories of deaths in the family or grim diagnoses should be taken with many a grain of salt.
A few unfortunate souls have even been cursed with an April Fool's birthday, which basically means they are the brunt of more jokes than everyone else.
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