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FLOSSEFree/Libre and Open Source Software in Education


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Dear Annie: I read the letter from "Disgusted in the Northeast," whose friend flosses in public.
Annie's Mailbox®, September 27 by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar / Creators.com
He never, ever takes his shades off, has red arrows tattooed all over his arms pointing THIS way to signify that he's moving forwards, finds cleaning his arsenal of handguns more relaxing than chat, can go three days without sleep, flosses his teeth when he's stressed and, when the pressure's really on, practises a subtle form of persuasion called dim muk: the dark side of acupuncture.
Thrilling listens by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
We can recommend toothpastes and flosses that have recently been manufactured that contain cranberries.
The little cranberry that packs a big punch by Harper, Marianne / The Dental Assistant
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