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Sources[edit]

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Troy, Gil (2017-10-08). "The Teen Killer Who Radicalized the NRA". Daily Beast. Retrieved 2018-02-28.
Lopez, German (2017-10-12). "How the NRA resurrected the Second Amendment". VOX.
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