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Great condition for a used book! Minimal wear. The television series The Wire, which ended a six-year run on HBO in 2008, has been called the best dramatic series ever created. Set in Baltimore, each season's shows provided an uncommon perspective on the American city from within its institutions, including the police and the drug trade, the docks, city government, the school system, and the newspaper business.

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