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Pandemic-constrained Oscars feature more oratory, less music, comedy
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The Oscars telecast on Sunday, stripped to its bare essentials by constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic, aired with a look and feel like no others - devoid of the usual comedy and musical performances but chock full of lengthy oratory from the winners.

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