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Texas Standard for November 18, 2015
A pre-dawn raid in a village north of Paris: As France cracks down, many Texans remain dubious about the resettling of Syrian refugees. Plus: Amid nationwide complaints about excessive force by police, one major city says they’re down. Does the explanation add up? Also: A conversation with author Jon Meacham on the odyssey of former president George Herbert Walker Bush. And: 50 years after the start of a battle that changed the course of history, a Texas eyewitness remembers. Those stories and more on today’s Texas Standard:
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