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Jagjit Singh sang ghazals
Salman Rushdie writes essays and novels
S.H. Bihari wrote songs for Hindi cinema
Lynx is a fast, text based web-browser
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Walter Pater was a teacher, author and critic
Frederic Bastiat was a journalist/economist
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Surjit Bindrakhia sang Panjabi Folk songs

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  • Dealbook (NY Times)
  • Epicurean Dealmaker
  • Five Thirty Eight
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  • FT Alphaville
  • Greg Mankiw’s Blog
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  • Slashdot
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