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It's a Mad, Mad World
And not all of it is funny. Also: Steady older drivers. Go tell it on Yucca Mountain. Hollywood without Obsession. Fukuyama is history. Plus: Ben Stein held over and over and over.
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br> -- Pamela Sailor br> Mission Viejo, California /p> p> From what I saw of Ms. Wosik I believe she could win Miss Anatomic, too! br> -- Wolf Terner br> Fair Lawn, New Jersey /p> p> TRUE OBSESSIONS br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.'s Better Than Oscar Night : /p>
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