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The first woman to hold the Oxford chair in Poetry and the great-great-great-grand daughter of Charles Darwin, Ruth Padel knows a thing or two about survival.
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Treacherous sea voyages, jungle hunts and wistful observations make for an engrossing read.
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The Mp3 player with a large enough screen to watch videos. It’s not an iPod killer, but not bad either.
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