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      <title>Fourteen episodes, seven lectures: finding duplicates by listening</title>
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      <description>My lecture archive listed a seven-part series twice under different titles and dates. Here is how I confirmed they were the same talks with 90-second speech-to-text clips, why the day of the week decided which date was right, and a counting mistake my AI made along the way.</description>
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