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Finally, the wanderer's homeland needs to readapt to the reinvention of what American really means. David Rambo, an established playwright (``God's Man in Texas'') and part of the writing staff at ``CSI,'' wasn't exactly trolling for new assignments when he was offered the chance to readapt Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's California Gold Rush musical, ``Paint Your Wagon. Studies of people wearing plastic molds that alter the shapes of their ears have confirmed that theory, but participants needed no learning time to readapt to their original pinnae. |
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