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The dancer flaunts her peerless charisma, but the rest of the show suffers from too much effort.
République Remastered: A game that taps into our police-state anxieties
As obvious as the game’s criticisms are about the encroachment of the police state or the ease of character assassination in the digital age, they’re worth reiterating.
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The pop legend inserted herself back in the news while gearing up for the release of her 13th album.
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