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THIS is the seventh episode, which Tim and Roy keep short to obey requests from regular listeners of the show. Our leading story today is a fun FUD piece from The Economist, which is talked about for the first 10 minutes or so. Tim's site, OpenBytes, will share some links about that.
Today we play no special song and instead revert back to our default one from Tom Smith. We hope you will join us for next week's shows, which will be more packed with stories.
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