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the constructed realm of narrative, discourse and aesthetic creativity.</description>
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<title>Censored 2005</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ The stories you never saw on television, heard on radio, read in the newspapers and magazines...and why you didn't:

    In past years Censored has been instrumental in helping to push underreported stories into the mainstream. In the 1997 edition, Karl Grossman?s article "Risking the World: Nuclear Proliferation in Space" led to 60 Minutes doing a national feature on the subject. Censored 1999 featured Monsanto?s "terminator seed" project, which was subsequently discontinued because of negative publicity. Censored 2001 exposed the disasterous impact of the increasing privatization of the global water supply, a story that is rapidly becoming one of the major issues of the twenty-first century. We can expect more of the same vital and aggressive coverage from Censored 2004.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ~ Book Description]]>&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Peter Phillips</description>
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