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The Simpsons acknowledges its President Trump prediction
In the first episode aired since the election, The Simpsons has given a nod to its Trump prediction in the opening credits.
In the first episode aired since the election, The Simpsons has given a nod to its Trump prediction in the opening credits.
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In radio world, there's a label for SmoothFM that can sound derogatory or delightful depending on the speaker: "a mood offering".
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