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From: Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU
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Subject: Re: grab bag
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Date: 11 Oct 89 01:19:00 GMT
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Really-From: tynor%prism@gatech.edu (Steve Tynor)

In article <1989Oct10.221923.15872@agate.berkeley.edu> you write:
>Really-From: adams%hilbert.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (Jeffrey P. Adams)
>2. _This Woman's Work_ makes four songs now (by my count) dealing
>   with birth/womb themes.  This seems unusual, compared to other
>   artists.  In fact, I can't really think of anyone else who has
>   dared to sing about the topic, let alone four songs.

Only 4? Gee, I thought there were more than that on TKI alone. I'll have to
recount... 

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