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lost its cool in subsequent sequels and spinoffs, around the time Leslie Nielsen started acting kooky instead of just playing it outlandishly straight (guess he was worried some 6-year-old might not get the joke). It is not unheard of for directors with performance problems to give themselves outlandishly positive scores in this sort of self-assessment exercise. A British coffee merchant who is credited with introducing specialty brews to his native country, as well as the author of several histories of the East India Company, Wild credits the brew, somewhat outlandishly, with having inspired some proverbial Great Men to create the modern stock exchange, the British insurance house Lloyd's, and London's first organized police force, among other legacies. |
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