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The "plot synopsis" included as the main part of this article looks to me as though it was lifted from the liner notes of a cast recording, which I believe would be copyright infringement. I don't know which recording, however. It would certainly be easy enough to rewrite.
I wrote it. I used the liner notes from my CD (the 1994 revival version) for reference, together with my knowledge of the musical, but the language is all mine. <Men's Wearhouse guy voice>I guarantee it.</mwgv> Naturally, anyone who wishes to may rewrite whatever they wish! It is Wikipedia, after all... But thanks for the compliment! Nightsky 23:45, 10 February 2006 (UTC)
