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[Title] => Out of the Crib
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Not all kids are cute and, even if they sport dimples entertaining enough for an audience larger than immediate family (but no less annoying for that), chances are slim that they won’t look like former child stars when they grow up. It’s painful to witness those cherubic looks — all big eyes and curly locks — in an old photograph mutate into the catatonic stare of a corporate ID. Even more painful is hearing what that sounds like.
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