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    More thoughts about literary weblogs from Steve, and trackbacks and so on to be followed. I’m looking forward to seeing the paper he’s writing! Another branch of the discussion seems to have veered off to lies and the obligation to tell the truth, which is rather a different matter, or rather, a matter less interesting to me now. And truth is more than facts and events.

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