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Something fun/provocative for a Monday

On July 16, 2012 By Mary L. GrayIn Reflections

How to think about ringing in your ears as something bigger than you:

Check out Mack Hagood’s new piece on tinnitus and the prospects of an applied sound studies:

http://bit.ly/MA5wzn

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