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Robert D. McFadden
He baked pies and cakes (but swore he did not eat them) played pétanque (a French version of bocce) pounded out scripts on a manual typewriter long after computers became ubiquitous, and painted watercolors of the interiors of countless hotel and motel rooms he had occupied.
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