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I find it interesting that as the host of Think Out Loud, when reading a portion of the play had to "censor" a portion of the reading. I assume that is due to the radio show being during the day and small children may hear it. When a high school play is preformed, I would assume not just the parents come, but younger syblings and children come. How sad is it that a play would be considered, that a younger sybling wouldn't be able to support their brother or sister in.

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