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** Also, after the dinosaurs ate themselves through the fiction M section to create a diversion, expect the almost stock anti-[[Literature/{{Twilight}} sparkle]] quip.

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** Also, after the dinosaurs ate themselves through the fiction M section to create a diversion, expect the almost stock anti-[[Literature/{{Twilight}} anti-[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga sparkle]] quip.
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On his [[TheHerosBirthday 13th birthday]], he receives a letter from his parents, bequeathing his inheritance to him: a bag of sand. The next day, Alcatraz's grandfather arrives (late, as usual) to take him on an adventure to recover the sands from his evil Librarian caseworker Ms. Fletcher.

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On his [[TheHerosBirthday [[BirthdayBeginning 13th birthday]], he receives a letter from his parents, bequeathing his inheritance to him: a bag of sand. The next day, Alcatraz's grandfather arrives (late, as usual) to take him on an adventure to recover the sands from his evil Librarian caseworker Ms. Fletcher.
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* LongTitle: Due IdiosyncraticNaming of CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase being mixed with VersusTitle and having two-word Noun Phrases.

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