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French Mime Marcel Marceau has passed away
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9-23-2007 11:30 PM
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9-24-2007
6:42 PM
Jorjor
I'd seen him several times and was always surprised at his obvious vigor and vitality. News of his death leaves me speechless (pun intended).
9-25-2007
5:23 PM
boniface
He died and was never heard from, again?
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