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Abridged too Far

Dennis G. Jerz / 9 Jun 2012

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9 Jun 2012 in Books, Culture, Education, Literature, PopCult, Rhetoric, Writing.

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  1. Ray Brannon says:
    10 Jun 2012 at 9:40 am

    Thanks for the promo!

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