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> I am wondering whether sparks flew at the Luxemburg > conference, Rakesh, This comment puzzled me. Knowing many of the participants, it would surprise me if "sparks flew" (maybe, "wine flowed" but that's another matter). Then, it came to me: the "sparks flew" comment was a play on words of the title of the conference: http://www.unibg.it/static_content/segreteria/Programmeluxemburg.pdf A better and more accurate play on words, I suspect, might have been: "Like a candle burning at both ends, the 'Rosa Luxemburg and the critique of political economy' conference ended all too quickly." In solidarity, Jerry
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