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Watch the Tetris Forever launch trailer for a peek at the games and history behind the legacy of Tetris in this interactive documentary experience. Forever features more than 15 playable Tetris games ...

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One would think he would be especially aware of the First Peoples who live in his legislative district and on whose sacred ground he makes his home. If Foreman knew his history, he would know that ...

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