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links for 2009-01-19

  • Bananas: A Parable for Our Times | Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace | AlterNet
    (tags: history economics food globalization environment)
  • Rock stars and their parents | Music | guardian.co.uk
    (tags: photography music)

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