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Miranda goes soft

Ken Parish
June 15, 2003
Remarkable! A moderate, sensible, even balanced column about Muslims from Miranda Devine. No it's not an oxymoron, and I haven't been ingesting hallucinogenic substances. Read...
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Joining the dots

Ken Parish
June 15, 2003
Blogging and coughing and postponing starting the day's renovations. I see from a comment by Tex that he's from Darwin. He probably won't thank me...

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