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    The Deductions
    The Deductions
    The Deductions
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    The Deductions

    By Milt Abel

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    A lightly humorous story of show business and second-chances. Follow the climb to fame of a five-member singing group, comprised of senior ex-dancers and singers as they take Florida's 'Condo Circuit' by storm. Loan sharks, record moguls, motorcycle gangs, and too much handicapped parking are all present to make the climb steep.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMilt Abel
    Release dateAug 25, 2011
    ISBN9781452497167
    The Deductions
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    Milt Abel

    A stand-up comedian traveling the world trapped in my immediate surroundings

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