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A Man A Plan A Canal Panama. On palindromes by John Pearce 🌻 Writing Academy Medium. Read his Word Ways article: Who First Found The Panama Palindrome? But it is not the only Panama palindrome; in fact there is a whole family of them, some of them very long indeed. But as Roosevelt also knew full well by then, and as the American people were beginning to suspect, the Canal was so far a colossal flop