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The audience is asked whether they want Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke to get back together, and they erupt into applause; Lindsay and Carl say they love each other as friends but don't see a romantic reconciliation happening in the future.
The audience is asked whether they want Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke to get back together, and they erupt into applause; Lindsay and Carl say they love each other as friends but don't see a romantic reconciliation happening in the future.
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