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‘Go’ from Supercentral. Each audio file contains a collection of separate speakers individually reading ‘Arthur the Rat’. The story was originally created by phoneticians to study and compare regional pronunciations of spoken English. If played simultaneously, the 30 sound files contained in ‘Go’ render ‘Arthur the Rat’ nonsensical. I was unable to ReBlog the piece without compromising its shape, click the above image to hear and see ‘Go’. - Ceci Moss

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