HamsterHuey said: A- Amadeus/Aliens B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple E- Elizabeth/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back F- Fargo H- High Society I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Iron Giant K- Key Largo L- Lost In Translation M- Magnolia R- Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Singing In The Rain W- The Wizard Of Oz And I just spotted The Color Purple, can you believe Whoopi did not get an Oscar for that? Academy bitches! [Edited 8/2/05 0:41am] Great films. Another Key Largo fan. And I need to get over it already, because Whoopi not getting an Oscar for that (and the film not getting any wins from its 11 nominations) will forever annoy me. I've yet to see it, but Geraldine Page was apparently brilliant in Trip to Bountiful and I've been assured by friends that the win over Whoopi was justifiable...so they say. lol | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: HamsterHuey said: A- Amadeus/Aliens B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple E- Elizabeth/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back F- Fargo H- High Society I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Iron Giant K- Key Largo L- Lost In Translation M- Magnolia R- Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Singing In The Rain W- The Wizard Of Oz And I just spotted The Color Purple, can you believe Whoopi did not get an Oscar for that? Academy bitches! [Edited 8/2/05 0:41am] Great films. Another Key Largo fan. And I need to get over it already, because Whoopi not getting an Oscar for that (and the film not getting any wins from its 11 nominations) will forever annoy me. I've yet to see it, but Geraldine Page was apparently brilliant in Trip to Bountiful and I've been assured by friends that the win over Whoopi was justifiable...so they say. lol Man, Geraldine Page had been doing that same shit (either menacing evil or wistful sadness) for 40 years. But they had to give it to her because she was old and had 6 noms under her belt already. | |
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GeorgeWBush said: Annie does Dallas
Belinda does Houston Citizen Kane Debbie does Texas Ellie does Colorado Frances does Milwaukee Gilda does Washington Hillary does Seattle Iris does Memphis Jolly does Ohio Kiara does Kansas Lara does Idaho Melinda does New Jersey Nora does Wyoming Ophelie does Flagstaff Paula does Boston Quadrophenia Rebecca does Utah Sandra does St Paul Tara does Wisconsin Uhuru does New Orleans Vanity does Maine Wendy does Vermont Xenia does Las Vegas Yolanda does Hawaii Zoe does Conneticut I was wondering how soon before one of these popped up. Why do C & Q get special treatment? You didn't like 'Cathy does Cancun' more than 'Citizen Kane'? | |
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sextonseven said: GeorgeWBush said: Annie does Dallas
Belinda does Houston Citizen Kane Debbie does Texas Ellie does Colorado Frances does Milwaukee Gilda does Washington Hillary does Seattle Iris does Memphis Jolly does Ohio Kiara does Kansas Lara does Idaho Melinda does New Jersey Nora does Wyoming Ophelie does Flagstaff Paula does Boston Quadrophenia Rebecca does Utah Sandra does St Paul Tara does Wisconsin Uhuru does New Orleans Vanity does Maine Wendy does Vermont Xenia does Las Vegas Yolanda does Hawaii Zoe does Conneticut I was wondering how soon before one of these popped up. Why do C & Q get special treatment? You didn't like 'Cathy does Cancun' more than 'Citizen Kane'? No, Citizen Kane. Because I'm very entelecduell The enormous gap between what US leaders do in the world and what Americans think their leaders are doing is one of the great propaganda accomplishments of the dominant political mythology. - Michael Parenti | |
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GeorgeWBush said: sextonseven said: I was wondering how soon before one of these popped up. Why do C & Q get special treatment? You didn't like 'Cathy does Cancun' more than 'Citizen Kane'? No, Citizen Kane. Because I'm very entelecduell I think it's really because Cancun is on foreign soil. | |
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Cheek said: Be back soon with my list!!!
No, I won't... | |
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HamsterHuey said: Was very hard. Needed some IMDB help to fill in the letters I could not come up with and that way was reminded of a whole lot other movies. I only made a multiple entry when there was no way that I could scrap a title in favour of the other. So here goes, a pretty cool list, methinks;
A- Amadeus/Aliens/American Beauty/Akira/Apocalypse Now B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot/Beautiful Thing C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple D- Donnie Darko/Dancer In The Dark/Dangerous Liaisons E- Elizabeth/Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back F- Farewell To My Concubine/Fargo/Festen G- Le Grand Blue H- High Society/Hotel Rwanda/Hamam (Il Bagne Turco)/Hedwig ANd The Angry Inch I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Insider/The Iron Giant J- The Jungle Book (by Disney) K- Koyaanisqatsi/Key Largo L- Life Of Brian/Lola Rennt/LA Confidential/Lost In Translation M- Magnolia/Memento/M (by Fritz Lang)/Metropolis (also by Frits Lang)/The Matrix/Het Miesje Met Het Rode Haar N- The Nightmare Before Christmas O- Once Upon A Time In The West/One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest P- The Princess Bride Q- R- Raise The Red Lantern/Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- The Shawshank Redemption/Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Seven Samurai/The Sound Of Music/Singing In The Rain T- Twelfe Monkees/Trainspotting U- Der Untergang/The Usual Suspects V- Vertigo/De Vierde Man W- The Wizard Of Oz X- X Y- Yara Z- Z Many edits will follow, as I am still letting my mind go over movies that made a deep impact on me. Like I just remembered Dangerous Liaisons. Can you believe Glen Close did NOT get the Oscar for that? Academy bitches. And I just spotted The Color Purple, can you believe Whoopi did not get an Oscar for that? Academy bitches! [Edited 8/2/05 0:41am] nice, but High Society The musical remakes of The Phildelphia Story and Pygmalion are my least favorite highly praised films. | |
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lilgish said: H- High Society
High Society The musical remakes of The Phildelphia Story and Pygmalion are my least favorite highly praised films.[/quote] Hehehe. My Fair Lady should have been on my list! I will update immediately! I know it is way too long and all, but it has good memories. And High Society is GREAT, especially for the songs! I just saw this one before I ever saw the one with Hepburn. My mother was a Grace Kelly fan, so I had it grown into me, so to speak. | |
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HamsterHuey said: My Fair Lady should have been on my list! I will update immediately! I know it is way too long and all, but it has good memories.
And High Society is GREAT, especially for the songs! I just saw this one before I ever saw the one with Hepburn. My mother was a Grace Kelly fan, so I had it grown into me, so to speak. Haha yes!! I practically grew up on "High Society" and "My fair lady". Impossible to count how many times I've seen those. Classic!! Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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This is a lovely thread! Thanks for reminding me I only have three DVD's offfa my own list.
Damnit. Insufficient. | |
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HamsterHuey said: Hehehe. My Fair Lady should have been on my list! I will update immediately! I know it is way too long and all, but it has good memories. And High Society is GREAT, especially for the songs! I just saw this one before I ever saw the one with Hepburn. My mother was a Grace Kelly fan, so I had it grown into me, so to speak. Brainwashed | |
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American Psycho/American Beauty/Austin Powers
Bringing up Baby Clueless/Cinderella D Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Finding Nemo Gone With the Wind/Goodfellas/The Godfather How to Marry a Millionare I am Sam Jurassic Park K Life is Beautiful/Little Women M Napoleon Dynamite Ocean's Eleven Poetic Justice Q Rain Man Some Like it Hot/The Seven Year Itch Titanic U Virgin Suicides, The What About Bob/Wurthering Heights X Y Z That's all I can come up with! | |
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A-American Beauty
B-Beautiful Girls C-Charade D-Do the Right Thing E- F-Friday, The Fifth Element G-Le Grand Bleu, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes H-Heathers, How to Steal a Million I-I Shot Andy Warhol (not sure about this one, it may change) J- K- L- M-Malcom X/The Misfits N- O- P-Purple Rain Q- R-Rize, The Red Violin S-Some Like It Hot/Seven Year Itch T-Thomas Crown Affair (the remake--don't judge! I'm an art historian so I prefer the museum caper.) U-Ubu Tells the Truth (okay it's an 8 minute art video, but very good!) V- W-What's Eating Gilbert Grape?/When We Were Kings X-Xanadu (just kidding, I couldn't think of any other X movies-except X-rated ) Y-Y Tu Mama Tambien Z I'll have to think about the other letters and edit... [Edited 8/4/05 17:21pm] [Edited 8/7/05 0:11am] The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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HamsterHuey said: Was very hard. Needed some IMDB help to fill in the letters I could not come up with and that way was reminded of a whole lot other movies. I only made a multiple entry when there was no way that I could scrap a title in favour of the other. So here goes, a pretty cool list, methinks;
A- Amadeus/Aliens/American Beauty/Akira/Apocalypse Now B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot/Beautiful Thing C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple D- Donnie Darko/Dancer In The Dark/Dangerous Liaisons/The Dark Crystal E- Elizabeth/Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back/Ever After F- Farewell To My Concubine/Fargo/Festen G- Le Grand Blue H- High Society/Hotel Rwanda/Hamam (Il Bagne Turco)/Hedwig ANd The Angry Inch I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Insider/The Iron Giant J- The Jungle Book (by Disney) K- Koyaanisqatsi/Key Largo L- Life Of Brian/Lola Rennt/LA Confidential/Lost In Translation M- Magnolia/Memento/M (by Fritz Lang)/Metropolis (also by Frits Lang)/The Matrix/Het Meisje Met Het Rode Haar/My Fair Lady/Microcosmos N- The Nightmare Before Christmas O- Once Upon A Time In The West/One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest P- The Princess Bride Q- R- Raise The Red Lantern/Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- The Shawshank Redemption/Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Seven Samurai/The Sound Of Music/Singing In The Rain T- Twelfe Monkees/Trainspotting U- Der Untergang/The Usual Suspects V- Vertigo/De Vierde Man W- The Wizard Of Oz/While You Were Sleeping X- X Y- Yara Z- Z Many edits will follow, as I am still letting my mind go over movies that made a deep impact on me. Like I just remembered Dangerous Liaisons. Can you believe Glen Close did NOT get the Oscar for that? Academy bitches. And I just spotted The Color Purple, can you believe Whoopi did not get an Oscar for that? Academy bitches! RED EDIT How could I forget While You Were Sleeping and Ever After? Both of there are extremely romantic, but I just happen to love romantic comedies! Ever After expecially needs a mention, as it is almost a perfect film; acting, sets, supporting cast; EVERYTHING. I just love that movie. It is one of the movies that does not bore me, not even after seeing it for like 20 times. in bold the late additions [Edited 8/3/05 1:24am] [Edited 8/4/05 0:38am] I love Le Grand Bleu! (Although on my list I put it under 'L'.) I have always wanted to get it on VHS or DVD but haven't been able to find it. One time I went to a screening of it in the US and the French was dubbed over with English. Quelle horreur! The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: HamsterHuey said: A- Amadeus/Aliens B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple E- Elizabeth/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back F- Fargo H- High Society I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Iron Giant K- Key Largo L- Lost In Translation M- Magnolia R- Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Singing In The Rain W- The Wizard Of Oz And I just spotted The Color Purple, can you believe Whoopi did not get an Oscar for that? Academy bitches! [Edited 8/2/05 0:41am] Great films. Another Key Largo fan. And I need to get over it already, because Whoopi not getting an Oscar for that (and the film not getting any wins from its 11 nominations) will forever annoy me. I've yet to see it, but Geraldine Page was apparently brilliant in Trip to Bountiful and I've been assured by friends that the win over Whoopi was justifiable...so they say. lol Yeah whoopi did deserve it I guess. Was danny glover even nominated? | |
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lilgish said: Amants, Les (1958)
Back to the Future (1985) Citizen Kane (1941) Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) Eve's Bayou (1997) Face in the Crowd (1957) Gilda (1946) The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932) JFK (1991) Koyaanisqatsi (1983) Lady Vanishes (1938) Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) Network (1976) Ordinary People (1980) Passion de Jeanne d'Arc, La (1928) Quatre cents coups, Les (1959) River's Edge (1986) Sullivan's Travels (1941) Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) Un homme et une femme (1966) Vacation (1983) Wall Street (1987) X Files (1998) You Can't Take It with You (1938) Z (1969) GREAT SCOT! | |
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lilgish said: Ur list is funny as most of it is oldies then u got 2 REALLY 80's movies like Wall street and b2tfuture. Ur a sucker for some 80's shit. I remember there was a few Jacko referances in those movies. "back to the future" is almost incest, but hey, it was the 80's | |
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thesexofit said: lilgish said: Ur list is funny as most of it is oldies then u got 2 REALLY 80's movies like Wall street and b2tfuture. Ur a sucker for some 80's shit. I remember there was a few Jacko referances in those movies. "back to the future" is almost incest, but hey, it was the 80's I also have national lampoons vacation with Chevy Chase, classic 80's. | |
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retina said: B - Bitter Moon
No you didn't. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: retina said: B - Bitter Moon
No you didn't. I saw that one also. I watched it only because Kristin Scott Thomas was in it, but I didn't feel I had gained anything afterward. | |
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jone70 said: I love Le Grand Bleu! (Although on my list I put it under 'L'.) I have always wanted to get it on VHS or DVD but haven't been able to find it. One time I went to a screening of it in the US and the French was dubbed over with English. Quelle horreur!
It is. They even dubbed Rosanna Arquette's English, which I thought was funny. "Le", of course is "the", so please update your list! LoL | |
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A- Amadeus/Aliens/American Beauty/Akira/Apocalypse Now
B- Blade Runner/Being John Malkovich/Das Boot/Beautiful Thing C- Citizen Kane/Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon/The Color Purple D- Donnie Darko/Dancer In The Dark/Dangerous Liaisons/The Dark Crystal E- Elizabeth/Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind/E.T./The Empire Strikes Back/Ever After F- Farewell To My Concubine/Fargo/Festen G- Le Grand Blue H- High Society/Hotel Rwanda/Hamam (Il Bagne Turco)/Hedwig ANd The Angry Inch I- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)/The Insider/The Iron Giant J- The Jungle Book (by Disney) K- Koyaanisqatsi/Key Largo L- Life Of Brian/Lola Rennt/LA Confidential/Lost In Translation M- Magnolia/Memento/M (by Fritz Lang)/Metropolis (also by Frits Lang)/The Matrix/Het Meisje Met Het Rode Haar/My Fair Lady/Microcosmos N- The Nightmare Before Christmas O- Once Upon A Time In The West/One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest P- The Princess Bride Q- R- Raise The Red Lantern/Rear Window/Raiders Of The Lost Ark S- The Shawshank Redemption/Silence Of The Lambs/Some Like It Hot/Seven Samurai/The Sound Of Music/Singing In The Rain/Spirited Away T- Twelfe Monkees/Trainspotting U- Der Untergang/The Usual Suspects V- Vertigo/De Vierde Man W- The Wizard Of Oz/While You Were Sleeping X- X Y- Yara Z- Z RED EDIT How could I forget While You Were Sleeping and Ever After? Both of there are extremely romantic, but I just happen to love romantic comedies! Ever After expecially needs a mention, as it is almost a perfect film; acting, sets, supporting cast; EVERYTHING. I just love that movie. It is one of the movies that does not bore me, not even after seeing it for like 20 times. GREEN EDIT; I forgot Hayao Miyazaki's Sen To Chihiro No Kamikakushi (Spirited Away). Stupid. [/quote] [Edited 8/7/05 20:32pm] | |
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HamsterHuey said: K- Koyaanisqatsi | |
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A.Animal House
B.Bound By Honor(LA UNDA) / Boomerang Tie C.Coming To America D.Do The Right Thing E.Easy Rider F.Friday G.Goodfellas H.Heat I.Internal Affairs J.Jackie Brown / Jade Tie K.Krush Groove L.Love Jones M.Midnight Cowboy N.New Jack City O.One False Move P.Purple Rain / Pulp Fiction Tie Q.Q R.Rocky I. S.School Daze / Scarface / Saturday Night Fever 3 way Tie T.There's Something About Mary / The Last Seduction Tie U.Under The Cherry Moon V.Vampire In Brooklyn W.Waiting To Exhale X. Y.You So Crazy Z. BTW my favorite number movie is..... 48 Hours!!!!! [Edited 8/7/05 9:43am] [Edited 8/7/05 9:44am] [Edited 8/7/05 9:47am] | |
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VoicesCarry said: A – All About Eve (1950) / The Apartment (1960) / Arsenic And Old Lace (1944) – TIE
B – Before Sunrise/Before Sunset (1995/2004) C – Casablanca (1942) D – The Devil & Miss Jones (1941) E – Europa Europa (1990) F – Far From Heaven (2002) G – The Godfather (1972) H – The Hours (2002) / Halloween (1978) I – It Happened One Night (1934) J – Jackie Brown (1997) K – Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 (2003/2004) L – Libeled Lady (1936) / The Last Of Sheila (1972) - TIE M – My Man Godfrey (1936) / The More The Merrier (1943) / Million Dollar Baby (2004) – TIE N – Next Stop Wonderland (1998) O – One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) / Ordinary People (1980) P – The Palm Beach Story (1942) Q – N/A R – Roman Holiday (1953) / Requiem For A Dream (2000) - TIE S – Say Anything (1989) / Some Like It Hot (1959) – TIE T – The Terminator (1984) U – Unforgiven (1992) V- W – Wag The Dog (1997) / What’s Up Doc? (1972) - TIE X – N/A Y – You Can’t Take It With You (1938) / Young Frankenstein (1974) - TIE Z – N/A Great list! What you have filled in. | |
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A-Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
B-Bonnie & Clyde C-The Conformist D-Days of Heaven E-Eraserhead F-Faces G-Greed H-Hair I-Imitation of Life J-Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles K-King of Comedy L-Last Tango In Paris M-Mulholland Drive N-Nights of Cabiria O-Orlando P-Picnic at Hanging Rock Q-Queen Christina R-Rock and Roll High School S-Spinal Tap T-Taste of Cherry U-Under the Sand V-Vertigo W-West Side Story X-??? Y-Young Frankenstein Z-Zelig Whew! I had trouble with the B's, D's, and M's. Tough choice there. | |
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heartbeatocean said: A-Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
B-Bonnie & Clyde C-The Conformist D-Days of Heaven E-Eraserhead F-Faces G-Greed H-Hair I-Imitation of Life J-Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles K-King of Comedy L-Last Tango In Paris M-Mulholland Drive N-Nights of Cabiria O-Orlando P-Picnic at Hanging Rock Q-Queen Christina R-Rock and Roll High School S-Spinal Tap T-Taste of Cherry U-Under the Sand V-Vertigo W-West Side Story X-??? Y-Young Frankenstein Z-Zelig Whew! I had trouble with the B's, D's, and M's. Tough choice there. Oops, Jim Jarmusch is my favorite filmmaker and I just realized he didn't make the list. So a special shout out to Broken Flowers Dead Man Ghost Dog Mystery Train | |
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List #2
A-Aparajito B-Bleu C-City of Women D-Divine Intervention E-Each For Himself and God Against All: The Mystery of Kaspar Hauser F-Fanny & Alexander G-Ghost Dog H-Husbands I-I Confess J-Jackie Brown K-Kenneth Anger movies L-Letter To Siberia M-Mystery Train N-Nosferatu O-Onibaba P-Pickpocket Q-??? R-The Revolution Will Not Be Televised S-Sherlock Jr. T-These Hands U-Un Condamné a Mort s'est Echapé (A Man Escaped) V-Videodrome W-Woman In The Dunes X-??? Y-Yes Z-A Zed and Two Noughts I think I like this list better. I spent more time on it. | |
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