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   <title>Discovery</title>
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   <author>Robert &lt;rss@robertdot.org&gt;</author>
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     I've been watching a lot of these Discovery &quot;docos.&quot; I'm not really sure what to call them. &quot;Documentary&quot; doesn't quite cover it. These people are obviously hired to investigate history. I'm not sure they would show them if they didn't make some controversy. So, maybe they are more like Michael Moore Commentaries.
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