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 The Dead Zone may refer to: The Dead Zone (novel) - A 1979 novel by Stephen King. The Dead Zone (film) - A 1983 film adaption of the novel, starring Christopher Walken and directed by David Cronenberg. The Dead Zone (TV series) - A television series on... 
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 The Village Voice The dead zones
01/08/2003: 628 words, approx. 2 pages Scares and Subversion THE DEAD ZONES BY ELLIOTT STEIN GEORGE A. ROMERO January 11 through 26, at the American Museum of the Moving Image Night of the Living Dead (1968) came out of nowhere, or to be more precise, Pittsburgh,... summary from source:
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 AP News Report: 'Dead zone' growing in Gulf
7/17/2007: 305 words, approx. 1 pagesResearchers predict that the recurring oxygen-depleted "dead zone" off the Louisiana coast will grow this summer to 8,543 square miles _ its largest in at least 22 years.The forecast, released Monday by the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, is based on a federal estimate of nitrogen... summary from source:
AP News Researchers predict 'dead zone' growth
7/17/2007: 305 words, approx. 1 pagesResearchers predict that the recurring oxygen-depleted "dead zone" off the Louisiana coast will grow this summer to 8,543 square miles _ its largest in at least 22 years.The forecast, released Monday by the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, is based on a federal estimate of nitrogen...
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 Critical Essay by Tom Easton
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I defend [Stephen King as a SF writer] now because I have a good excuse: The Dead Zone. (p. 164) Technology doesn't enter into this tale. The occult does, however, for Johnny's talent is occult. It is of the light, though, not the dark; and he uses it to fight for the good. And here is the key to King's choice of themes. He writes of good versus evil, putting a usually shaded white up against the blackest black. He uses the occult, I suspect, solely because it lends itself to tales of h...
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