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Sources for Dollop # 22 - Acharya Rajneesh

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Sources for Dollop # 23 - The Willie Dee

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Sources for Dollop # 24 - John Africa

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Sources for Dollop # 25 - The Two Dog Men

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Sources for Dollop # 26 - Bernhard Goetz

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·   Stengel, Richard. “A Troubled and Troubling Life” TIME. (June 24, 2001.) http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,141513,00.html

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Sources for Dollop # 27 - Oofty Goofty

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Sources for Dollop # 28 - The Talk Board

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Sources for Dollop # 29 - The Flying Pinto

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Sources for Dollop # 30 - The Taxidermist

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Sources for Dollop # 36 - Kentucky Meat Shower

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Sources for Dollop # 38 - Balloonfest

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