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By Nathan R. Scott
As "The Sopranos" viewers know, one of the keys to good drama is foreshadowing: subtly suggesting plot twists before they happen. Sure, the ending of the show's final episode initially came as a shock - it's now common knowledge that the screen simply went black after a final glance at mob boss Tony Soprano. But the ending was a water-cooler topic everywhere because it had been foreshadowed in d...
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