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It just so happens that, concurrent to my watching all eight episodes of Netflix‘s new miniseries, “Wayward,” twice — back to back, and with obsessive interest — I’ve been reading Melissa Broder’s 2018 novel, “The Pisces,” about a lady finding herself in love with a man who is half fish.

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And to have them both happen in a 12-month period, back to back, it took me a long time to process all that.

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Twenty six interviews back to back with all of the UK's regional political editors was a challenging prospect.

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The festival was built around solo artists, female singer-songwriters, who were having a moment; nevertheless, it was a time when promoters wouldn’t even put two women on the same bill and radio stations were loath to play female artists back to back.

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Friday's Belfast Vital show is the second night of two back to back festival nights at Boucher Playing Fields in the south of the city.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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