As soon as he gets cobia up and swimming, he'd like to add new species: "Every customer asks us what else we could do, " he says.

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So Chris' insurer can't raise his rates if he gets sick or jack up his premiums too much as he gets older.

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That might have contributed to his 38 percent shooting against Boston, but he's making no excuses as he gets set to match up against another bigger forward in David West.

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On a personal level, the governor gets high marks, as 66% believe he "cares about the average person, " up slightly from the 64% who believed that in April.

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The uninspired, generic Hollywood score often makes the premise feel preposterous rather than moving, but there are some high points, including a gorgeous Michael Hedges tune that gets passed off as an original by August (which he plays the first time he picks up a guitar) and a gospel number featuring a solo by the preternaturally gifted young singer Jamia Simone Nash.

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As an irritating nebbish named Kleinman, who gets caught up in a search for a mad killer, he anchors a farrago of generic art-house themes and personalities.

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Enter Urie as Alex More, a struggling actor from Wisconsin, who applies and gets the job without initially knowing he's signed up to dust and watch over Streisand's endless amounts of expensive stuff.

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