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May 14, 2008 Special/Signature Issues » Chapter None

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Some surprising guest stars showed up in the course of these stories, proving that even if words are limited, there's always room for name-dropping. Some writers saved two words to class up their pieces and so we saw cameos by wartime prime minister Winston Churchill, deceased boozy actor Dudley Moore, great tenor Enrico Caruso, and "Saved by the Bell" grinning ass Zach Morris. But what does it all mean?



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