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	<title>Comments on: BlogNosh 12/06/07</title>
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		<title>By: tricia</title>
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		<dc:creator>tricia</dc:creator>
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		<description>3 comments already:
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#4. True, it's predictable when someone dares to direct questions, about the rights of a subject, to someone who has created art at the subject's expense.  What's even more disheartening, is that no journalist is willing to try, but, his right to dance for my pleasure is nicely protected.  (Just FYI, the LA Film Festival prize, sponsored by Target, and considered generous, is $50,000.)</description>
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<p>#4. True, it&#8217;s predictable when someone dares to direct questions, about the rights of a subject, to someone who has created art at the subject&#8217;s expense.  What&#8217;s even more disheartening, is that no journalist is willing to try, but, his right to dance for my pleasure is nicely protected.  (Just FYI, the LA Film Festival prize, sponsored by Target, and considered generous, is $50,000.)</p>
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