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On the Web, in the Heart

3.5 million for heaven.

3.9 million for hell.

9.4 million for Florida. —Bruce Stockler —On the Web, in the Heart (New York Times)

An extremely interesting example of using rhetoric to organize data.

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    • I enjoyed this "poem" quite a bit! Reminiscent of Harper's Index. I'm going to print a copy out...maybe use it in my poetry writing class. Keep sharing things like this.

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    Dennis G. Jerz
    21 years ago

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