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This document contains 10 questions about movies, music, and magazines, along with the names of people who answered each question. For example, one question asks which TV family someone would want to be part of, and Bennett and Jefferson answered "The Fresh Prince." The questions cover topics like favorite movies, songs, cities to move to, and magazine covers someone would want to be featured on.
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