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By Joseph H. Cooper Seventy years ago, John Steinbeck paid tribute to mothers everywhere by publishing "The Grapes of Wrath" - and by introducing readers to Ma Joad. That 1939 novel is rightly regarded as vividly and poignantly capturing the despair of families dislocated by the Dust Bowl winds and economic hard times of the Great Depression. And the novel should rightly resonate with readers today - especially those whose career...
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