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By mikethemadbiologist on February 22, 2010.

Merry Monday. Links for you:

Red pen, or track changes?
Inside-out, or Outside-in, multi-level selection "vs." inclusive fitness debate
The Long Goodbayh
Monster
Make Up Your Mind: He Can't Be All Four
Without a clutch
What stands in the way of "forcing" a filibuster?
Another Dumb Right-Wing Idea: Default on the Debt
Jews leave Swedish city after sharp rise in anti-Semitic hate crimes
Auerback/Wray: Memo to Greece: Make War, Not Love, With Goldman Sachs
How slums can save the planet
Who Broke America's Jobs Machine? Why creeping consolidation is crushing American livelihoods.

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