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    <description>Streaming handed us everything, everywhere, all at once — and quietly took away the one thing telly used to do better than anything else: get us talking. A case for weekly releases, shared clocks and the lost art of the Monday morning debrief.</description>
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    <description>Booked-out screens and empty foyers are becoming the norm in UK cinemas. A look at premium seating, dynamic pricing and why the walk-in still matters for a spontaneous night out.</description>
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    <description>The £7 pint makes an easy villain, but the bigger threat to British pub culture is the slow disappearance of the unplanned pint. A defence of the ordinary night out, from micropubs to Wetherspoons and the sober-curious.</description>
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