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“The Indian head in the jar, the Indian head on a spike were like flags flown, to be seen, cast broadly. Just
like the Indian Head test pattern was broadcast to
sleeping Americans as we set sail from our living
rooms, over the ocean blue-green glowing airwaves,
to the shores, the screens of the New World.

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