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MigalaI had a pretty crappy housemate one summer who was pretty much the worst person you could ever hope to live with. He had, however, two redeeming qualities. The first was that he had an orange Tabby cat with really long hair. He shaved this cat to look like a lion, with a mane and little tufts on his feet and tail. It made me smile every time I saw him. The second was that he went to Spain for two weeks, and brought me back a Migala cd because he thought I would like it. And did I! If you are looking for some sort of indication of what kind of music they play, know this: They did a cover of Mazzy Star's Fade Into You on one of their records, and it sounds even more like the original than the original does.

MP3 Migala - Last Fool Around

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    It seems, however, that studies like this do little to address the issue of racial discrimination in hiring

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