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Eddie Taketa joined him for a reprising duet and the two veterans roiled delectably through the juiciest of Varone's movement, exchanging cues and grins. In one of Rosen's delectably provocative formulations, "The Republic is in part a daydream in which Plato imagines what it would be like to be a beneficent despot. Our line will be delectably creative and absolutely colorful, just like the candy," said Tamre Logan, Jakks' senior VP of marketing for girls' activities. |
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