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The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers
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Fred Rogers was no pushover. Eliot Daley recalls a comment made by Leland Hazard as they left a contentious meeting with Fred Rogers: “I wonder at what age is it that Fred no longer likes you just the way you are?”27
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