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But then everywhere we went, people wanted to talk to us. Often they spoke English; if they couldn't speak English, they found someone to translate. And what they said was always a variation on a theme: My cousin lives in Los Angeles. My brother lives in Colorado. My daughter is a doctor in Toronto. We have no clue about Iran, but Iranians are very familiar with us, in a sense of the word that highlights the root 'family'. (I've tried to choose photos that don't show faces clearly) 5 of 7