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The document provides an outline for a film called "BUST" that explores the story of a detective and femme fatale. It includes sections on the production order, opening sequence involving the detective and femme fatale finding drugs and witnessing a murder, conventions like title sequences and voiceovers, influences like film noir, characters featured including the detective and femme fatale, and the target audience which is predominantly male ages 17-20 and also males and females in their 50s based in the UK.
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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