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		<title>Academic Nook: The Epexegetical and Pernicious Dahl by Dr Joseph Palis</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[He is viewed as magical by some, while others think of words like “cruel” to describe his stories. Whether his type of storytelling is humorous or mean-spirited, Roald Dahl still manages to be both at once.]]></description>
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