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Filler: Tom Swifties
Published 17 Jul 2008
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Published 24 May 2007
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Published 15 Mar 2007
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Published 1 Feb 2007
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Published 25 Jan 2007
Filler: The matter with “issue”
Published 16 Nov 2006
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