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				<title>jon_knox</title>
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						<p>Marvel at the slick transition from the arts to politics.</p><p>Is there anyway that these segments can be linked up, so instead of getting just the one segements, you end up getting any previous content played until such time as the listener realises and decides to stop?....or is that likely…</p>
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				<title>Damian Christie</title>
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						...in which Craig Ranapia finds life imitating art (again), and that the more things change the more they stay the same.
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