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Fancy dinner with a flashmob in Sydney – tomorrow night?

Posted on March 28, 2012 by Nicholas Gruen

Someone who emailed me saying he was coming to my presentation at Sydney Uni tomorrow night suggested we catch up for dinner. Which I’ll be doing. Then I suggested to him that I’d invite anyone who was at the presentation who … Continue reading →

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