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Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 Feel My Absence
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'An examination of how people interact unconsciously each day and how the strangers who inhabit our lives affect us. People you have never met create and affect the patterns of your day and it is not until they are gone do you feel the absences in your shared relationships.' Source: http://www.switch.tv/videos/114/ (Sighted 04/12/2008).

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