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burnet.twpunionschools.orgCan't get a thing on the radio. My power mower won't move, won't work at all. Radio's gone dead! [PETE VAN HORN, a tall, thin man, is seen standing in front of his house.] VAN HORN. I'll cut through the back yard See if the power's still on on Floral Street. I'll be right back! [He walks past the side of his house and disappears into the back yard.
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