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The Nation - Entertainment

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Susan Choi's Big Novel of History

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Is Tom Cruise the Last Action Hero?

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The Empty Provocations of "Eddington"

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Billy Wilder's Battle With the Past

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The Revolutionary Politics of "Andor"

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