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Thinking Plague, 1998.
From the left: Dave Kerman, Dave Willey, Deborah Perry, Mark Harris, Shane Hotle, Mike Johnson.

• Source: Thinking Plague homepage

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[edit] Fair use for Thinking Plague (1982–2004)

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7. Thinking Plague no longer exists, so no new photographs can be taken.

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