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The artist formerly known as Cat Stevens
Apparently, Mr. Yusaf Islam, your "peace train" is being followed by a "moonshadow" -- and our Homeland Security people cannot stand for that, so yous gots to go. Yes, we are living in a wild world.
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- Buying lottery tickets should not get you on the T...
- We live in two Americas (musically)
- Another look at "Brain Candy"
- Campaign speeches that matter
- Hey, I only have 20 seconds left...
- Fixing the Emmys (and other award shows)
- How about that Jimmy Breslin?
- More fun with tape-delay
- Why people lie despite overwhelming evidence
- Ah, satire...
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