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Taylor Swift, the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year, admirably hosted and performed during the 5th episode of SNL's 35th season.

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Born and raised a traditional New England Congregationalist, John Adams nevertheless came to see public religion as a great danger to the new nation.

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