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[Title] => Talking about, listening to and watching Murakami
[Summary] => Music. Discussion. Movies. The only thing missing from Japan Foundation Manila’s Haruki Murakami Festival coming in March is an opportunity to run a 5K with the elusive Japanese author.
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[Title] => Kafka on the Shore, Rubiks on my mind
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