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Like Common, Mos Def or Talib Kweli, Nas occupies that murky ground between commercial hip-hop and the brainier purveyors of its better nature. On his new album, "Untitled," the highly acclaimed rapper steers away from settling juvenile street beefs to step up his comments on the hip-hop public's level of political engagement. More
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