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There's nothing to fear but fear itself as the countdown's contenders are spooked by clowns, theme park rides and other surprises lurking around the corner.
There's nothing to fear but fear itself as the countdown's contenders are spooked by clowns, theme park rides and other surprises lurking around the corner.
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