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Original:  Book profile, Education Resources Information Center U.S. Department of Education, Retrieved on 03-01-2007. </ref> Among black men in America, coolness, which may have its roots in slavery as an ironic submission and concealed subversion (see article by  Botz-Bornstein), at times is enacted in order to create a powerful appearance, a type of performance frequently maintained for the sake of a social audience.
Revised:  Book profile, Education Resources Information Center U.S. Department of Education, Retrieved on 03-01-2007. Among black men in America, coolness, which may have its roots in slavery as an ironic submission and concealed subversion (see article by Botz-Bornstein), at times is enacted in order to create a powerful appearance, a type of performance frequently maintained for the sake of a social audience.
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Original:  Book profile, Education Resources Information Center U.S. Department of Education, Retrieved on 03-01-2007. </ref> Among black men in America, coolness, which may have its roots in slavery as an ironic submission and concealed subversion (see article by  Botz-Bornstein), at times is enacted in order to create a powerful appearance, a type of performance frequently maintained for the sake of a social audience.
Revised:  Book profile, Education Resources Information Center U.S. Department of Education, Retrieved on 03-01-2007. </ref> Among black men in America, coolness, which may have its roots in slavery as an ironic submission and concealed subversion (see article by Thorsten Botz-Bornstein), at times is enacted in order to create a powerful appearance, a type of performance frequently maintained for the sake of a social audience.
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Original:  Robin D. G. Kelley criticizes calls for assimilation and sublimation of black culture, including "cool pose . "  He argues that media and academics have unfairly demonized these aspects of black culture while, at the same time, through their sustained fascination with blacks as exotic others, appropriated aspects of "cool pose" into the broader popular culture.
Revised:  Robin D. G. Kelley criticizes calls for assimilation and sublimation of black culture, including "cool pose " He argues that media and academics have unfairly demonized these aspects of black culture while, at the same time, through their sustained fascination with blacks as exotic others, appropriated aspects of "cool pose" into the broader popular culture.
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Original:  Robin D. G. Kelley criticizes calls for assimilation and sublimation of black culture, including "cool pose . "  He argues that media and academics have unfairly demonized these aspects of black culture while, at the same time, through their sustained fascination with blacks as exotic others, appropriated aspects of "cool pose" into the broader popular culture.
Revised:  Robin D. G. Kelley criticizes calls for assimilation and sublimation of black culture, including "cool pose . " . He argues that media and academics have unfairly demonized these aspects of black culture while, at the same time, through their sustained fascination with blacks as exotic others, appropriated aspects of "cool pose" into the broader popular culture.
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Original:  In a Time Asia article  "The Birth of Cool"  author Hannah Beech describes Asian cool as "a revolution in taste led by style gurus who are redefining Chinese craftsmanship in everything from architecture and film to clothing and cuisine" and as a modern aesthetic inspired both by a Ming-era minimalism and a strenuous attention to detail.
Revised:  In a Time Asia article , "The Birth of Cool" author Hannah Beech describes Asian cool as "a revolution in taste led by style gurus who are redefining Chinese craftsmanship in everything from architecture and film to clothing and cuisine" and as a modern aesthetic inspired both by a Ming-era minimalism and a strenuous attention to detail.
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Original:  In a Time Asia article  "The Birth of Cool"  author Hannah Beech describes Asian cool as "a revolution in taste led by style gurus who are redefining Chinese craftsmanship in everything from architecture and film to clothing and cuisine" and as a modern aesthetic inspired both by a Ming-era minimalism and a strenuous attention to detail.
Revised:  In a Time Asia article "The Birth of Cool" , author Hannah Beech describes Asian cool as "a revolution in taste led by style gurus who are redefining Chinese craftsmanship in everything from architecture and film to clothing and cuisine" and as a modern aesthetic inspired both by a Ming-era minimalism and a strenuous attention to detail.
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Original:  In 2004  over 70\% of African American smokers preferred menthol cigarettes, compared with 30\% of white smokers.
Revised:  In 2004 , over 70\% of African American smokers preferred menthol cigarettes, compared with 30\% of white smokers.
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Original:  According to Fast Company  some large companies have started 'outsourcing cool.'
Revised:  According to Fast Company magazine, some large companies have started 'outsourcing cool.'
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Original:  According to Fast Company  some large companies have started 'outsourcing cool.'
Revised:  According to Fast Company some large companies have started "outsourcing cool".
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Original:  New York: The Free Press.
Revised:  New York: Free Press.
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Original:  Thug Life: Race, Gender, and the Meaning of Hip-Hop '' . University of Chicago Press
Revised:  Thug Life: Race, Gender, and the Meaning of Hip-Hop . University of Chicago Press
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Original: Warren & Campbell, ' What Makes Things Cool?
Revised: Warren & Campbell, " What Makes Things Cool?
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Original:  How Autonomy Influences Perceived Coolness .' Article by Caleb Warren and Margaret C. Campbell;
Revised:  How Autonomy Influences Perceived Coolness ". Article by Caleb Warren and Margaret C. Campbell;
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Original:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), ' Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, ' New York: Atria  Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
Revised:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, ' New York: Atria Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
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Original:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), ' Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, ' New York: Atria  Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
Revised:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), ' Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, New York: Atria Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
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Original:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), ' Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, ' New York: Atria  Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
Revised:  Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 41, August 2014Kerner, Noah and Gene Pressman (2007), ' Chasing Cool: Standing out in Today's Cluttered Marketplace, ' New York: Atria . Although there is no single concept of cool, its definitions fall into a few broad categories.
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Original: Coolhunting With Aristotle Welcome to the hunt . by Nick Southgate, Cogent Concepts of cool have existed for centuries in several cultures.
Revised: Coolhunting With Aristotle Welcome to the Hunt . by Nick Southgate, Cogent Concepts of cool have existed for centuries in several cultures.
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Original:  According to Dick Pountain's definition of "cool", Hippie's fashionable dress can be seen as "cool" because of its prominent deviation away from the standard uniformity of dress and mass-production of dress, created by the totalitarian system of fashion was seen as "cool .
Revised:  According to Dick Pountain's definition of "cool", Hippie's fashionable dress can be seen as "cool" because of its prominent deviation away from the standard uniformity of dress and mass-production of dress, created by the totalitarian system of fashion was seen as "cool 
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Original:  "  They had various different styles that features bold colors such as the "Trippy Hippie", the "Fantasy Hippie", the "Retro Hippie", the "Ethnic Hippie", and the "Craft Hippie".
Revised:  " . They had various different styles that features bold colors such as the "Trippy Hippie", the "Fantasy Hippie", the "Retro Hippie", the "Ethnic Hippie", and the "Craft Hippie".
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Original:  Additionally, according to the strain theory, Hippies' hand production of their clothing makes them "cool . "  By naturally hand-making their clothing they rebelled against consumerism in a passive manner because it allowed them to simply not participate in that lifestyle, which makes them "cool", As a result of their disengagement, the scope of self-critique was limited because their mask filtered negative thoughts of worthlessness, fostering the opportunity for self-worth.
Revised:  Additionally, according to the strain theory, Hippies' hand production of their clothing makes them "cool " By naturally hand-making their clothing they rebelled against consumerism in a passive manner because it allowed them to simply not participate in that lifestyle, which makes them "cool", As a result of their disengagement, the scope of self-critique was limited because their mask filtered negative thoughts of worthlessness, fostering the opportunity for self-worth.
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Original:  Additionally, according to the strain theory, Hippies' hand production of their clothing makes them "cool . "  By naturally hand-making their clothing they rebelled against consumerism in a passive manner because it allowed them to simply not participate in that lifestyle, which makes them "cool", As a result of their disengagement, the scope of self-critique was limited because their mask filtered negative thoughts of worthlessness, fostering the opportunity for self-worth.
Revised:  Additionally, according to the strain theory, Hippies' hand production of their clothing makes them "cool . " . By naturally hand-making their clothing they rebelled against consumerism in a passive manner because it allowed them to simply not participate in that lifestyle, which makes them "cool", As a result of their disengagement, the scope of self-critique was limited because their mask filtered negative thoughts of worthlessness, fostering the opportunity for self-worth.
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Original:  For example, unlike the Hippie style that clearly diverges from the norm, through Marc Jacobs' combined "fashion-grunge" style of "a little preppie, a little grunge and a little couture , "  he produces not a bold statement one that is mysterious and awkward creating an ambiguous perception of what the wearer's internal feelings are.
Revised:  For example, unlike the Hippie style that clearly diverges from the norm, through Marc Jacobs' combined "fashion-grunge" style of "a little preppie, a little grunge and a little couture " he produces not a bold statement one that is mysterious and awkward creating an ambiguous perception of what the wearer's internal feelings are.
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Original:  For example, unlike the Hippie style that clearly diverges from the norm, through Marc Jacobs' combined "fashion-grunge" style of "a little preppie, a little grunge and a little couture , "  he produces not a bold statement one that is mysterious and awkward creating an ambiguous perception of what the wearer's internal feelings are.
Revised:  For example, unlike the Hippie style that clearly diverges from the norm, through Marc Jacobs' combined "fashion-grunge" style of "a little preppie, a little grunge and a little couture , " , he produces not a bold statement one that is mysterious and awkward creating an ambiguous perception of what the wearer's internal feelings are.
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Original:  Author Robert Farris Thompson, professor of art history at Yale University, suggests that Itutu, which he translates as 'mystic coolness,' Flash of the Spirit, Random House 1984, is one of three pillars of a religious philosophy created in the 15th centuryThe Benin Empire by Yoruba and Igbo civilizations of West Africa.
Revised:  Author Robert Farris Thompson, professor of art history at Yale University, suggests that Itutu, which he translates as "mystic coolness", Flash of the Spirit, Random House 1984, is one of three pillars of a religious philosophy created in the 15th centuryThe Benin Empire by Yoruba and Igbo civilizations of West Africa.
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Original:  Òsun Across the Waters: A Yoruba Goddess in Africa and the Americas, p. 2. African Americans Ronald Perry writes that many words and expressions have passed from African-American Vernacular English into Standard English slang including the contemporary meaning of the word "cool .
Revised:  Òsun Across the Waters: A Yoruba Goddess in Africa and the Americas, p. 2. African Americans Ronald Perry writes that many words and expressions have passed from African-American Vernacular English into Standard English slang including the contemporary meaning of the word "cool 
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Original:  "  The definition, as something fashionable, is said to have been popularized in jazz circles by tenor saxophonist Lester Young.
Revised:  " . The definition, as something fashionable, is said to have been popularized in jazz circles by tenor saxophonist Lester Young.
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Original: The purpose of the cool jazz as Giogia stated, "The goal was always the same: to lower the temperature of the music and bring out different qualities in jazz." Designer Christian Lacroix has said that " ... the history of cool in America is the history of African-American culture".
Revised: The purpose of the cool jazz as Giogia stated, "The goal was always the same: to lower the temperature of the music and bring out different qualities in jazz." Designer Christian Lacroix has said that " the history of cool in America is the history of African-American culture".
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Original:  They also contend that it furnishes the black male with a sense of control, strength, confidence and stability and helps him deal with the closed doors and negative messages of the "generalized other . "  They also believe that attaining black manhood is filled with pitfalls of discrimination, negative self-image, guilt, shame and fear.
Revised:  They also contend that it furnishes the black male with a sense of control, strength, confidence and stability and helps him deal with the closed doors and negative messages of the "generalized other " They also believe that attaining black manhood is filled with pitfalls of discrimination, negative self-image, guilt, shame and fear.
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Original:  They also contend that it furnishes the black male with a sense of control, strength, confidence and stability and helps him deal with the closed doors and negative messages of the "generalized other . "  They also believe that attaining black manhood is filled with pitfalls of discrimination, negative self-image, guilt, shame and fear.
Revised:  They also contend that it furnishes the black male with a sense of control, strength, confidence and stability and helps him deal with the closed doors and negative messages of the "generalized other . " . They also believe that attaining black manhood is filled with pitfalls of discrimination, negative self-image, guilt, shame and fear.
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Original:  "Exploring the turn-around Phenomenon Experienced by African American Urban Male Adolescents in High School . "  Retrieved on 02-26-2007.
Revised:  "Exploring the turn-around Phenomenon Experienced by African American Urban Male Adolescents in High School " Retrieved on 02-26-2007.
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Original:  "Exploring the turn-around Phenomenon Experienced by African American Urban Male Adolescents in High School . "  Retrieved on 02-26-2007.
Revised:  "Exploring the turn-around Phenomenon Experienced by African American Urban Male Adolescents in High School . " . Retrieved on 02-26-2007.
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Original:  In a 2004 study, researchers found that teachers perceived students with African-American culture-related movement styles, referred to as the "cool pose , "  as lower in achievement, higher in aggression, and more likely to need special education services than students with standard movement styles, irrespective of race or other academic indicators.
Revised:  In a 2004 study, researchers found that teachers perceived students with African-American culture-related movement styles, referred to as the "cool pose " as lower in achievement, higher in aggression, and more likely to need special education services than students with standard movement styles, irrespective of race or other academic indicators.
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Original:  In a 2004 study, researchers found that teachers perceived students with African-American culture-related movement styles, referred to as the "cool pose , "  as lower in achievement, higher in aggression, and more likely to need special education services than students with standard movement styles, irrespective of race or other academic indicators.
Revised:  In a 2004 study, researchers found that teachers perceived students with African-American culture-related movement styles, referred to as the "cool pose , " , as lower in achievement, higher in aggression, and more likely to need special education services than students with standard movement styles, irrespective of race or other academic indicators.
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Original:  Paul Waley considers Tokyo one of the world's "capitals of cool .
Revised:  Paul Waley considers Tokyo one of the world's "capitals of cool 
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Original:  "  ]] Asian countries have developed a tradition on their own to explore types of modern 'cool' or 'ambiguous' aesthetics.
Revised:  " . ]] Asian countries have developed a tradition on their own to explore types of modern 'cool' or 'ambiguous' aesthetics.
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Original:  The term "gross national cool" was coined by Journalist Douglas McGray.
Revised:  The term "gross national cool" was coined by journalist Douglas McGray.
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Original:  Raphael's " Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione " and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa " are classic examples of sprezzatura.
Revised:  Raphael's Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione " and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa " are classic examples of sprezzatura.
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Original:  Raphael's " Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione " and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa " are classic examples of sprezzatura.
Revised:  Raphael's " Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa " are classic examples of sprezzatura.
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Original:  Raphael's " Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione " and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa " are classic examples of sprezzatura.
Revised:  Raphael's " Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione " and Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa are classic examples of sprezzatura.
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Original:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , "  William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , "  William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
Revised:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason " William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , " William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
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Original:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , "  William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , "  William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
Revised:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , " , William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , " William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
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Original:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , "  William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , "  William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
Revised:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , " William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience " William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
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Original:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , "  William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , "  William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
Revised:  In A Midsummer Night's Dream, written sometime in the late-16th century, he contrasts the shaping fantasies of lovers and madmen with "cool reason , " William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act V, Scene 1. in Hamlet he wrote "O gentle son, upon the heat and flame of thy distemper, sprinkle cool patience , " , William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark, The Harvard Classics, 1909–14.
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Original: "William Shakespeare, Othello, Act 1 In  Diary of a Nobody, coolness is used as a criticism: ' Upon my word, Gowing's coolness surpasses all belief.
Revised: "William Shakespeare, Othello, Act 1 In The Diary of a Nobody, coolness is used as a criticism: ' Upon my word, Gowing's coolness surpasses all belief.
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Original: "William Shakespeare, Othello, Act 1 In  Diary of a Nobody, coolness is used as a criticism: ' Upon my word, Gowing's coolness surpasses all belief.
Revised: "William Shakespeare, Othello, Act 1 In Diary of a Nobody, coolness is used as a criticism: " Upon my word, Gowing's coolness surpasses all belief.
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Original:  ' Definitions "If status is about standing, cool is about standing free" – Grant McCracken "Cool is a knowledge, a way of life.
Revised:  " Definitions "If status is about standing, cool is about standing free" – Grant McCracken "Cool is a knowledge, a way of life.
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Original: ""Interview with the Author of Birth of the Cool, Lewis MacAdams . "  SimonSays.com, Simon & Schuster.
Revised: ""Interview with the Author of Birth of the Cool, Lewis MacAdams " SimonSays.com, Simon & Schuster.
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