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Then their drug coverage kicks back in until the total cost reaches $4,900. So the about-to-be-disposed-of mistress in "Dominion" kicks back by playing an unsettling trick on her love; while in "Abyss," surely the most disturbing of the stories, Frances Bilandic, on the edge of the Grand Canyon, leaves her now-despised lover Howard in a manner he had in no way prepared for. What happens if an owner simply kicks back and "retires on the job," letting others shoulder the burden? |
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