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Chattering classes gather to discuss first PM, and then to hear Beach Boy Brian Wilson at Bluesfest

Political Junkies were at Library and Archives brushing up on their history, meanwhile at Bluesfest more junkies flocked to the Rogers VIP tent for music, wine, and election talk

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BY HARRIS MACLEOD
July 14, 2008

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