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Freeman, Jo (aka Joreen). By Breanne Fahs. Phone, October 14, 2010.
Friedman, Mr. By Mary Harron. New York, circa 1992.
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Jordan, Fred. By Mary Harron. New York, circa 1992.
Koedt, Anne. By Mary Harron. New York, circa 1992.
Lanker, Roderick. By Mary Harron. New York, circa 1992.
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