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By gregladen on May 23, 2008.

Carnival of the Liberals #65: Skepticism and Politics is at Neural Gourmet

The Boneyard XX is at Laelaps.

Carnival of Space #55 is at Catholic Sensibility

Medicine 2.0 Carnival # 24 is at My M.D. Journey

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