The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT56) BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- June 19, 2006 -- WALMART-JEWS -- Members of Etz Chaim synagogue in Bentonville, Ark., leave after a meeting on Sunday, June 11, 2006. People in Benton County, in the northwest corner of Arkansas, are proud residents of the Bible Belt, filling the pews of 49 Baptist churches, 27 United Methodist congregations and 20 Assembly of God chapels. Then the "Wal-Mart Jews" arrived. Recruited from around the country to work for Wal-Mart or one of its suppliers, hundreds of which have opened offices near the retailer's headquarters here, a growing number of Jewish families have become increasingly vocal proponents of religious neutrality in the county. (Spencer Tirey/The New York Times)
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2006-06-19
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The New York Times Agency
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