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Dear Jomrade, This week we’ve published: * “Singapore This Week”, by Jom * “Designing for truth”, by Dr Kanwaljit Soin * “Spilling the tea on social media politics”, by Jo Teo Jomfest, 1-6pm, May 19th, ACM. Early bird sales expire at the end of Monday, April 13th. Ticket prices double after that....
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