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予陌生人的晚餐 　　Scott Macaulay isn’t into selfpromotion. He’s never sought out media coverage. In fact， he likes it that most of the people he feeds each Thanksgiving don’t know his name. 　　On Thursday， for the 28th time， the Massachusetts man is preparing a full turkey dinner for a whole bunch of people he’s never met. His 70 or so guests ― elderly people， cancer patients， 1）AA members， low-income people， atrisk teens， recently divorced people， widowed people and others ― have one detail in common： Without Macaulay， they’d be alone on Thanksgiving. 　　“Eh， what I do isn’t a big deal， really，”