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face="Verdana, Helvetica" size=2><STRONG>Exxonmobil Masterpiece Theatre –
“Warrior Queen”</STRONG></FONT></A><BR></FONT>Sunday, October 12 at 9
p.m.<BR></SPAN><SPAN
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Kingston (<I>Moll Flanders</I>, <I>ER</I>) stars as Queen Boudica, a fearsome
Xena-like warrior, who leads the Celtic Britons in a revolt against the Roman
Empire, circa 60 A.D. Andrew Davies (<I>Moll Flanders</I>, <I>Doctor
Zhivago</I>) scripted this thrilling true story about a chariot-driving patriot
who dares to take on the most powerful army on earth.<SPAN
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<DIV><BR>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<BR>"Hell,
there are no rules here -- we're trying to accomplish
something."<BR>
---= Thomas A. Edison<BR>"We are bits of stellar matter that got cold by
accident, bits of a star gone
wrong."<BR>
----= Sir Arthur Eddington<BR>"....look on every exit as being an entrance
somewhere else."<BR> ---= Tom
Stoppard, "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" (1967)</DIV>
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