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Less obvious, but equally interesting, is his relationship to writers of the day.

He also brought out some tools less common to MIT, but equally interesting items like a wood splitter, a planar and a sickle.

There were also the less well-known, but equally interesting, The Genius Of The German Theatre (1968) and The War Theatre Of Europe (1970).

They include painters who are now well known, like John Kane and Grandma Moses and less famous but equally interesting figures like Joseph Pickett and Patsy Santo.

After the game Hughes, his sister and brother-in-law boarded a train for London, where they began a more sedate but equally interesting continuation of their European tour.

Beatlemaniacs will no doubt home in on his sometimes violent exchanges with Paul McCartney in the 1970s, but equally interesting are the more quotidian entries, like grocery lists, homemade Christmas cards and curiously loopy responses to fan mail.

Chatterbox's fellow finalists for the $25,000 prize on offer were equally interesting.

(No rock stars are to appear, but some equally interesting musicians are).

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But an equally interesting conversation might well have been that between Fonteyn, the glittering star of the Royal Ballet for 40 years, and Cunningham, who signed for Leyton Orient at the age of 16 after turning down a rather different offer from the Ballet Rambert.

But an equally interesting development is how tech innovations have bridged into the world of music hardware, from devices to appreciate it to devices to create it; and today, one of the bigger movers in that space is announcing a new investor, who is also joining the company in an executive role.