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Nancy goes back to California and pursues her custody battle against Jill; Andy's relationship takes an odd turn; Shane tries college; back on Wall Street, Doug makes do without Nancy.
Nancy goes back to California and pursues her custody battle against Jill; Andy's relationship takes an odd turn; Shane tries college; back on Wall Street, Doug makes do without Nancy.
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