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Goon
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The Lady
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Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude, National Gallery
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Bafta award nominations
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BAFTA AWARDS
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GOLDEN GLOBES 2012
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Oscar Nominations announced
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84th OSCARS NIGHT
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English National Ballet, The Nutcracker, London Coliseum

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