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I get the sense there is discussion on the internets on whether Zooey Deschanel is irritating or adorable, and I think I am firmly in the "adorable" camp.
The irritated are welcome to change the channel. She is obviously adorable.
No she's not. She broke Joseph Gordon Levitt's heart very convincingly in "(500) Days of Summer," and how she could do that to Mr. Dimples I do not know. Happy New Year.
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