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Saturday Night Live has been gone for so long that you’ll never know who its Mitt Romney impersonator was going to be.
The writers strike-imposed absence of the NBC institution ends this weekend with the first of four straight weeks of new shows, the first time that breakneck schedule has been tried since 1976.
-The Associated Press
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