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The Trees
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Written for the April 1 14 hour super weird happening at the Florrie, Liverpool
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John Row
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14 Hours of Joy
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One Hand on the Button, the Other Somewhere Else
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Asger Jorn
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The Animals’ Vegan Manifesto By Sue Coe
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Carnage – Swallowing The Past
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23 Enigma Vortex Sutra
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The Moral….
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The Hypocrisy of the West
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Cardboard Citizens presents HOME TRUTHS
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Angst
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Animal rights: the last frontier of social injustice
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Red Top Blues
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Unspoken Companions: Poetry and Unemployment
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Waxwing – Triptych for Peace
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