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Tomson Highway
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SOURCE: "Mixing Spirits, Bingo and Genius," in The Globe and Mail, Toronto, November 21, 1987, p. C5.

In the following excerpt, Conlogue discusses The Rez Sisters within the context of Highway's life and culture.

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