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1. Sorkin

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Usually means: Dialogue-driven, witty, fast-paced screenwriting.
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  3. Sorkin: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Sorkin)

▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
Soros, Sackett, Sorenson, Sorokin, Sloane, Sackman, Sosnick, Saperstein, Sandler, Sarff, more...

Phrases:
Aaron Sorkin, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Arleen Sorkin, Michael Sorkin, Roman Sorkin, more...

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Similar:
Soros, Sackett, Sorenson, Sorokin, Sloane, Sackman, Sosnick, Saperstein, Sandler, Sarff, more...

Phrases:
Aaron Sorkin, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Arleen Sorkin, Michael Sorkin, Roman Sorkin, more...



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