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In this animated film, five sentient household appliances -- Toaster, Blanky, Radio, Lampy and a vacuum cleaner named Kirby -- living in an abandoned cabin have grown lonely. Longing to reunite with their owner, a young man named Rob, the appliances set off on a harrowing trek through the wilderness, surviving as best they can despite limited sources of electricity. Worse yet, when they arrive in the big city they discover they may no longer be useful because of new, modern appliances.
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The first was with François Mauriac, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1952. Wiesel was a poor, struggling, unknown journalist when he first came to meet him at his home. Mauriac began by extolling the virtues of Jesus, the son of God, who was unable to save Israel but who saved the world.
<span>She’s more independent from her family members than is Antigone.
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