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Monitor articles for November 25, 2016

With Trump's Commerce, Treasury picks, will it be business as usual?
Romney, Giuliani, or someone else? Who’ll be Trump's Secretary of State?
What universities are doing to protect their undocumented students
Thanksgiving leftovers: Cranberry turkey casserole
'The Marches' follows a British politician traveling his country by foot
10 recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers
Volvo 90 series receive tech, safety upgrades
A Christian Science PerspectiveOvercoming compassion fatigue
Student-led programs promote food on US campuses
Amid calls for recount, election experts ask: Why not audit the vote?
Giving Tuesday and beyond: How millennials like to contribute
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