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Sir Patrick Stewart Recorded These Secret Messages, Just For Your Ears

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Sir Patrick Stewart

The other day, Sir Patrick Stewart stopped by our sister station WNYC in New York City to record these secret messages - just for you!

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Sir Patrick Stewart - All the world is a stage and you are the most important player

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Sir Patrick Stewart - We wouldn't stoop to ask a celebrity to persuade you, would we?
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Sir Patrick Stewart - Is he simply a celebrated actor or someone far more galactic?

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