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Opinion: When an Emerald is not a stone or a color 
commonsensible.net | by Ⓟ Ari Blackthorne™ | Tue, Jun 23
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Isn’t choice a wonderful thing? Where “Emerald” relates to Second Life, it also is a Grid Viewer and a damned good one.
Alternate Viewers page by Linden Lab (this list does not include all alternate viewers one can find on the Internet.)
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