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Revolution 68
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The Birmingham Six
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Loop #2
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The Conversation Part 1
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Western Rationalism
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Only the Dead Are Beat
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The Conversation Part 2
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Dr. Hasslein's Theory
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The Tara Experiment
The Tara Experiment:
Reprogramming your mind with sound hypnosis.
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