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As the human cost of war and ongoing military aggression around the globe continues to rise, you can count on Democracy Now! to keep reporting on the people standing up to power and standing up for peace, as we have for three decades. Please support our work with a donation in honor of our 30th anniversary today. For the last time this month, all donations made today will be TRIPLED thanks to a group of generous donors, which means your $15 gift is worth $45.
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