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				<title>Irrational Dislike of Breweries or Beers Based on Labels or Names</title>
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				<description>Do you ever have a feeling that you know is entirely baseless, but you can seem to shake it? Worse yet, you don’t even know why your bias exists? I have this problem, and very specifically with certain beer labels. While shopping for beer, if I see a label with a human or humanoid face …</description>
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