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Buddy Bear, being interviewed for the "Toys in the Community" oral history project.

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Keywords	"Toys in the Community" Andrea Dumbrell audio recording bear Buddy Bear Heritage Lottery Fund http://www.brightontoymuseum.co.uk/wiki/TITC interview location: Brighton Toy and Model Museum oral history project Teddybear
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