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EPISODE · Dec 27, 2007 · 4 MIN

Giving Voice: Loose Ends

from Giving Voice · host NCPR: Dale Hobson

Dale Hobson's New Year's resolutions are all "continuing resolutions." Here is a new poem for the New Year: Loose Ends 2007.

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Dale Hobson's New Year's resolutions are all "continuing resolutions." Here is a new poem for the New Year: Loose Ends 2007.

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Dale Hobson's New Year's resolutions are all "continuing resolutions." Here is a new poem for the New Year: Loose Ends 2007.

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