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The brilliant David Rees is back. Guess he realized there’s not much difference between corporate regimes?
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12:05 pm
To be clear: Is he going to have new stuff? The link goes to a reprise — which woud also be good. But, new? Really, really good.
5:52 pm
Finally found the new stuff –
http://nymag.com/news/articles/10/12/getyourwaron/