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noun as in account

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noun as in chapter and verse

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noun as in communication

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noun as in direction(s)

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noun as in dope

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noun as in facts

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noun as in gospel truth

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noun as in information

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noun as in inside information

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noun as in intelligence

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noun as in news

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noun as in notice

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noun as in particular

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noun as in proof

noun as in rationalization

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After shooting the pilot episode of “The Lowdown” in Omaha, Hawke shaved his head and flew to Dublin.

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Playing Lee in “The Lowdown” was less of an overt challenge.

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He then returned to Omaha to shoot the rest of “The Lowdown,” an experience he calls “a lot of work but really fun.”

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On the FX series “The Lowdown,” created by Hawke’s pal Sterlin Harjo, he’s Lee Raybon, a reckless journalist.

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The library is good, but once “The Lowdown” is over, there’s not much else that’s both new and compelling.

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