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Everything Else in the Universe

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by Tracy Holczer

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  216

  084

  9

  338

  130

  077

  289

  311

  140

  10

  231

  276

  360

  194

  220

  226

  11

  090

  351

  332

  324

  107

  202

  12

  228

  340

  258

  165

  052

  273

  13

  183

  118

  173

  271

  105

  047

  14

  285

  064

  203

  248

  267

  113

  15

  325

  214

  319

  222

  162

  008

  16

  074

  353

  347

  023

  205

  068

  17

  009

  198

  117

  251

  270

  193

  18

  051

  189

  168

  139

  085

  102

  19

  195

  210

  053

  049

  055

  044

  20

  310

  086

  200

  039

  119

  030

  21

  206

  015

  280

  342

  012

  296

  22

  108

  013

  345

  126

  164

  059

  23

  349

  116

  089

  179

  197

  336

  24

  337

  359

  133

  021

  060

  328

  25

  002

  335

  219

  238

  024

  213

  26

  114

  136

  122

  045

  026

  346

  27

  072

  217

  232

  124

  241

  007

  28

  357

  083

  215

  281

  091

  057

  29

  266

  305

  343

  109

  081

  196

  30

  268

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  191

  029

  301

  123

  31

  239

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  161

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  (JULY THROUGH DECEMBER)

  JUL

  AUG

  SEP

  OCT

  NOV

  DEC

  1

  284

  180

  302

  071

  366

  038

 
2

  061

  326

  070

  076

  190

  099

  3

  103

  176

  321

  144

  300

  040

  4

  142

  272

  032

  066

  166

  001

  5

  286

  063

  147

  339

  211

  252

  6

  185

  155

  110

  006

  186

  356

  7

  354

  355

  042

  080

  017

  141

  8

  320

  157

  043

  317

  260

  065

  9

  022

  153

  199

  254

  237

  027

  10

  234

  025

  046

  312

  227

  362

  11

  223

  034

  329

  201

  244

  056

  12

  169

  269

  308

  257

  259

  249

  13

  278

  365

  094

  236

  247

  204

  14

  307

  309

  253

  036

  316

  275

  15

  088

  020

  303

  075

  318

  003

  16

  291

  358

  243

  159

  120

  128

  17

  182

  295

  178

  188

  298

  293

  18

  131

  011

  104

  134

  175

  073

  19

  100

  150

  255

  163

  333

  019

  20

  095

  115

  313

  331

  125

  221

  21

  067

  033

  016

  282

  330

  341

  22

  132

  082

  145

  263

  093

  156

  23

  151

  143

  323

  152

  181

  171

  24

  004

  256

  277

  212

  062

  245

  25

  121

  192

  224

  138

  097

  135

  26

  350

  348

  344

  069

  209

  361

  27

  235

  352

  314

  098

  240

 
290

  28

  127

  037

  005

  010

  031

  174

  29

  146

  279

  048

  079

  230

  101

  30

  112

  334

  299

  087

  014

  167

  31

  315

  111

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  160

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  * Table pulled from the Selective Service System government website at sss.gov.

  acknowledgments

  To the people who kept me sane on a monthly basis: Georgia Bragg, Leslie Margolis, Anne Reinhard, Christine Bernardi, Victoria Beck, Edith Cohn and Elizabeth Passarelli. I’m not sure how I’d do this without you guys cheering me on.

  To this list, I must add Nan Marino, who was always at the end of the phone, or text, giving reassurance that I would, indeed, survive the writing of my second book. And third. And maybe even my fourth and fifth.

  Stacey Barney and Rosemary Stimola, a talented twosome if ever there was one. Batman and Robin, Rogers and Astaire, Abbott and Costello—they’ve got nothing on you. Thank you for reading so deeply and helping me find the story. I would not have gotten it all together without your careful tending.

  I’d also like to thank my childhood Italian family, who made things bearable and gave me so much material to work with. And my adult family, Kevin, Kate, Sara and Maddy. Thank you for putting up with my long journeys into night. You are my everythings.

 

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