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'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' benefits from 'NCIS' writer By Mike Snider, USA TODAY One of the writers behind TV's top series, NCIS, is also part of the team responsible for what's expected to be the year's biggest video game. Read more INTERVIEW: 'Modern Warfare 2' composer Hans Zimmer ALSO: More from Stern
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