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The saga of the peppered moth as an example of evolution in action.
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The official government list of songs that mention highways.
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Why political betting markets aren't interesting or useful.
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"Whatever Keen (or I) may believe the future holds, it's not society's job to ensure that journalism remains profitable. It's journalism's job to entice readers and viewers with a product that's worth the price of admission."
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"maybe we could replace the messy and absurd Iowa Caucuses by having the leading candidates all sit down for a game of Trivial Pursuit -- I'd watch that."
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"Why do you think I'm talking to you? This story is going online with my name, isn't it?"
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