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		<title>After It Came and Went</title>
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The Ninth World Social Forum 2009 took place in Belem, Brazil but did little to highlight the city's own social problems.]]></description>
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		<title>A Tour of Space(s) between Chicago and San Francisco</title>
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Come along on a road trip with our very own "architecture Zealot - aZ" and explore art and architecture between San Francisco and Chicago.



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