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The table of contents page of the Marlette University alumni magazine includes the following entry:
НА НА! !
Amir Weiss (Class of '91) is laughing all the way to the top of talk show comedy as a writer for The Even Later Show with Sally Brown.
By Jenna Jean Johnson. Page 43.
Who is the author of the article?
O Amir Weiss
O Jenna Jean Johnson
O Sally Brown
Marlette University
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