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  <abstract>Anna Scott is an American film star. She is rich, beautiful and very famous. William Thacker is a shy man who has a small, unsuccessful bookshop in London. Their lives are different in every way, but they are both looking for soemone special. Can a future together be more than a dream?</abstract>
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