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In the great purge of her old life, this dress is something she decided to keep, because it protected her.

“I worked at the EPA through the first Trump administration, and they came out the gate in 2017 with a very ideological purge of climate-related information from our websites,” Terry said.

Having purged stories both sad and seductive, Skye wraps her memoir with an homage to the husband and adult children she adores.

There seems no way to be sure what else may or may not have been purged from the site.

In a quest to purge the federal government of what the two men said they considered wasteful spending, Trump appointed Musk head of the newly created Department of Government Efficiency.