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argumate:

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someone asked me what fifty shades of grey was the other day and I was stumped as to what answer I could give that definitely wouldn\u2019t prompt further questions.

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discreet footnote links appear for\u00a0\u201cBDSM\u201d,\u00a0\u201cTwilight\u201d,\u00a0\u201cfanfiction\u201d,

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\u201cWhat\u2019s 50 Shades of Grey?\u201d

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\u201cOh dear, that\u2019s a very complicated question. Let me start at the beginning: in the 1820s, Joseph Smith started a new religion called Mormonism, which grew rapidly before\u2026\u201d

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Unrelated to this movement, in 1897 the Irish author Bram Stoker published a book called Dracula; although this was not the first work in the vampire fiction genre, it established much of the framework of how future works would be viewed, even when they deliberately avoid some of the tropes.

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Twilight with a cowboy

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