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Bye-bye Blighty
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Massacre of the innocent
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The tomorrow people
Sorted young Asians do the hippie, hippie shake

Sociology shuffle
Academics turn their eyes, if not their feet, to the new Asian dance culture

Gospel truth
Prophets are heretics with followers



 

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Monday, September 23, 2002

An American tragedy: Steve Earle explains why he wrote a song from the point of view of John Walker Lindh, the all-American Taliban fighter. The Marx-spouting country singer wanted to tell a typically American story. Lindh looked outside the confines of his culture and, via hip-hop, found Islam. He was set up 'as a warning to any American that got out of line'. [Guardian].

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