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[Media: PDA | guardian.co.uk] Clive Thompson on Wired writes: "It's a little ironic that artists who've harnessed the digital world to distribute their work have to rely on semi-disposable clothing to finance it. And the business model doesn't work for everyone.

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[The Spectator.co.uk Melanie Phillips Blog] The Spectator: Jasmine and Cabbie ,my point is simple -he is elected -you may well be right but there is nothing anyone can do about that and I believe he must be given a chance -can you really believe that America will allow him to do all the things he stands accused of ?-I do understand your concerns ,but why not wait in the wings and monitor him ,although I am sure the congress and the senate will do that any how -they surely are not all subversives -You two write calmly but so many are writing hysterical and unfounded comments ,they risk undermining an already shaky world order at a time we need confident leadership -all I suggest is give the man a chance and watch carefully .

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