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Dan Sheehan
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The Great Gatsby is coming to the small screen.">
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The Great Gatsby
is coming to the small screen.
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In Defense of Writing Books That May Never Be Read
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Mark de Silva
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Benjamin Franklin would hate your patriotic bald eagle memes.
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