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It might seem shallow but First Dates is one of our most diverse shows
In this era of contrived audience manipulation First Dates manages to be both thoughtful and culturally diverse.
Linda Morris is an arts and books writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.
In this era of contrived audience manipulation First Dates manages to be both thoughtful and culturally diverse.
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