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Friday 16 December 2011
Guardian says the euro's collapse would be "a consequence with huge diplomatic consequences". Er, yes. #
editthatthing
http://t.co/ZKyjemNp
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City analyst on euro crisis quotes Foucault, Heraclitus & Jung. His bond trading strategy must be ace. @
FTAlphaville
http://t.co/PlgHv65I
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SIX working days to transfer £ btw my bank account & my PayPal. How many Victorian clerks with quill pens are working on this transaction?
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Bloody kitemarks: always the last refuge of those who don't understand the web. Welcome to the club, Lord Hunt.
http://t.co/KDYltXTZ
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Why does Ticketmaster exist? What does it offer me in return for a 10%+ tax on ticket purchases? Um, precisely nothing.
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