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“Audiences are still clamoring to see this show after so many years — it’s absolutely incredible,” says Nick Cartell, who has played former convict Jean Valjean for seven years and in more than 1,500 performances.

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But I’ve yet to hear a good explanation why certain athletes can handle the clamor of a crowd and others need laboratory conditions.

So more than two decades after the start of the story, many fans are clamoring for another slice of Stars Hollow life.

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Last March, that’s what Democratic voters were clamoring for when Minority Leader Chuck Schumer rounded up votes to defeat the filibuster, infuriating the base and many of his own senators.

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Horseradish isn’t clamoring to burn your mouth off.

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