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... are less persuasive, for example that a mixture of "circular" and "random" motion could help us withstand the "gravity" whereby wealth inevitably clumps together in the hands of a few. The scientific metaphors do not add much to the laudable social concern. ["It's all a matter of scale", review of "The View from the Centre of the Universe" by Joel Primack, Nancy Ellen Abrams] 99

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In article <5EFPg.8763$4a3.7146@trnddc07>, masq@masq.com says... I want to buy a vacuum sealer that will be used moderately. I bought a Black & Decker and am very disappointed. It is pure rubbish. I have read very good reviews for the Tilia brand, but Tilia has so many different models, I have no idea which one I'd choose if I were...