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<title>American filmic influence in Trinidad, 1930-1975</title>
<creator>Paul, Leslie-Ann Camille</creator>
<subject>Motion picture industry -- Research -- United States</subject>
<subject>Motion picture industry -- Social aspects -- United States</subject>
<subject>Imperialism in motion pictures</subject>
<subject>Culture in motion pictures</subject>
<subject>Social classes in motion pictures</subject>
<date>2017-05-04T18:28:25Z</date>
<date>2017-05-04T18:28:25Z</date>
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