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			<title>Max Manly and the Case of the Muffin-Cupcake Dichotomy</title>
			<description>Max Manly owned his ownprivate investigation agency. By any sane measure, he shouldn&amp;rsquo;t have. Thesimplest stakeouts left the man thoroughly befuddled, the art of disguise wascompletely foreign to him and he never could quite tell the difference betweena muffin and a cupcake. Yet..</description>
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			<title>A Fools Quest: Chapter 2</title>
			<description>The youth stood transfixed by Asheford.Suddenly, as if waking from a dream, he leapt from his seat and ranacross the room, dropping down besides the still prostrateDetective.'You're finally here! Now, you'll need a gris-gris...It's dangerous to go alone, take this.' he mumbled, almost tohi..</description>
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