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Much ado about "sweet bugger all": getting to the bottom of a puzzle in British Folk Speech - Research Article - Critical Essay
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With her first major exhibition, "Splat Boom Pow!: The Influence of Cartoons in Contemporary Art," curator Valerie Cassel has scored a knockout. Originating ......(Continue Reading)Letters - Letter to the Editor
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