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Latest news from the primaries… pic.twitter.com/uuilK7ohW0
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And just time for a quick look at the papers… pic.twitter.com/WoVb2k9dS7
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Stan Lee, harshing on true love since way back… #Valentine2020 pic.twitter.com/okjsmALsfB
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This is clearly cheating… pic.twitter.com/6pZyfaGzET
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Jack Kirby's Devil Dinosaur! Marvel, 1978. pic.twitter.com/6e7aVkTNTr
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And just time for a quick look at the papers… pic.twitter.com/MdW767b1QA
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Windows NT. Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time..
Byte Magazine, September 1992. #tech pic.twitter.com/oSUoGgI4m7
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Fish Men Of Venus, by David Wright O'Brian. Amazing Stories, April 1940. pic.twitter.com/lggbhTyInX
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The Merchants Of Venus, by Frederik Pohl. Worlds Of IF #ScienceFiction, August 1972 pic.twitter.com/vHwEs1dd6R
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