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Of course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generationOf course, in trying to make sense of it all, we have, inevitably, politicized a simple piece of cake. Not content to accept that they’re easy and cheap to make, glamorous and stylish to buy and appealingly proportioned in a diet-conscious world, social commentators have sought a deeper reasoning for the popularity of cupcakes.  Some have decried them as a symptom of a society no longer willing to share; the Guardian described them as “the favourite greedy treat of the me-generation