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a spiral staircase
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the cruel croupier
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dangerous to know
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strange attractors
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40 percent proof
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yes, I dream and it's OK
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heat with temperature
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everything under control
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no news
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good morning
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John Jackson Oxford, UK
Born in the broiling death-throes of the 1960s, the youngest of six Jacksons (variously destined to become academics, teachers, charlatans and psychopaths) I was, my mother said, accompanied by Donovan in the womb and born into Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel and Sgt Pepper. ... more
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