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and some things that aren't really anything to do with politics, like polygamous working and Tom Cruise,

although is he a political discuss? Anyway, could there be a better example of polygamous working

than the Times' chief political commentator Patrick McGuire? Hello, Patrick. Hello, Hugo.

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I know. It's polygamy in action. It's not. We're positively Mormon.

It's because it's, anyway, we'll come on to that later. It's what? Calling it polygamy is all wrong.

All of a sudden, we've reached a point of what, of squeamishness with Jamie Perens.

Oh God, no, I can talk about polyammy forever, you know that, and polyamory and non-nomogamore.

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