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Yoda is a character from the Star Wars universe who appears in several films. He is of an unknown species and planet, and his speech patterns are somewhat inconsistent but follow an object-subject-verb structure. Frank Oz provided Yoda's voice and puppeteered the character in several films. Yoda has been recognized as one of the greatest movie characters of all time.
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