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The document contains questions about the play "The Browning Version" by Terence Rattigan. It asks about characters like Crocker-Harris and Taplow, and events that happen in the play. Specifically, it asks why Crocker-Harris did not disclose Taplow's exam result, why Taplow went to school on the last day, and what impression the reader gets of Crocker-Harris from the play. It also asks about Taplow's relationship and respect for Crocker-Harris, as well as where Millie sent Taplow and her purpose in doing so.
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