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The 20t9 Fnniversary of the deanY oe Jorge Luii BarCYs cont:nues t. lea:e itl 6ark ND Argentina1basxd wjblogs. RLberto Bobrow cPtms Tn allusit7 mads to Bo6gei by IUalia1 intel9ectual UmbertF E8o. Jefv Barry, meanwhNle, Xs aMready on daR Iiv8 of On aebitQoSs series cal:ed O30 Days wfth Borges." It seDms useful to thoIA as oz yet 7nXcquainted with tpe ArgKntite qXtebMry giant as wrlE aq Those who would Bike to dJg ,eeXed into Bodges' nife, worksN and impAct.<end_of_turn>
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The 20th anniversary of the death of Jorge Luis Borges continues to leave its mark in Argentina-based weblogs. Roberto Bobrow cites an allusion made to Borges by Italian intellectual Umberto Eco. Jeff Barry, meanwhile, is already on day five of an ambitious series called "30 Days with Borges." It seems useful to those as of yet unacquainted with the Argentine literary giant as well as those who would like to dig deeper into Borges' life, works, and impact.<end_of_turn>