Testing WP iPhone App

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Gender-neutral Language

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Portal, as Drawn by my Eight-year-old Daughter

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Ngram for "postpartum depression," "rest cure" and "yellow wallpaper"

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Time to Sunset Movable Type at Seton Hill University. (Long Live WordPress!)

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The Elements of Clunk

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Get Lamp? Just got one, thanks.

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Mobile Economics Will Trend Toward Web Economics

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Book publishers see their role as gatekeepers shrink

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"interactive fiction" Trumps "text adventures" in Google Books Corpus

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