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  By Claire Milhench CAMBRIDGE England (Reuters) - "This is my Aunty Molly's coat," Scottish singer-songwriter Eddi Reader, resplendent in a vintage gold-coloured jacket, told the crowd at the Cambridge Folk Festival. I like having her on stage with me."    Reader, who played two sets at the folk festival's 50th anniversary last weekend, charmed festival-goers as much with her wit as her diverse repertoire. Jazz standards, mediaeval Gaelic songs and new tracks from her latest album "Vagabond" were

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