Josh Stenger

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  "A lot of people I know are in that position, where their home isn't going to sell for what they paid for it right now," said Josh Stenger, a 37-year-old professor of film studies who lives in a rental apartment in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
  
  Stenger said he has toyed with buying a house or condominium, but has held off until he was sure he would be staying put for several years.
  
  "I don't foresee buying anything without planning to stay in it at least five years," Stenger said.

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  "A lot of people I know are in that position, where their home isn't going to sell for what they paid for it right now," said Josh Stenger, a 37-year-old professor of film studies who lives in a rental apartment in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
  
  Stenger said he has toyed with buying a house or condominium, but has held off until he was sure he would be staying put for several years."I don't foresee buying anything without planning to stay in it at least five years," Stenger said.

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  "A lot of people I know are in that position, where their home isn't going to sell for what they paid for it right now," said Josh Stenger, a 37-year-old professor of film studies who lives in a rental apartment in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
  
  Stenger said he has toyed with buying a house or condominium, but has held off until he was sure he would be staying put for several years.
  
  "I don't foresee buying anything without planning to stay in it at least five years," Stenger said.

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  "A lot of people I know are in that position, where their home isn't going to sell for what they paid for it right now," said Josh Stenger, a 37-year-old professor of film studies who lives in a rental apartment in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. volunteering:confectionery gorge humanitarian befouled recomputing ineffectiveness: casinò Jason Terry finished with 18 points for Dallas.

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  Josh Stenger, Syracuse University

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  Tourists are often spotted in New York City recreating the Empire State Building scene from "Sleepless in Seattle" and the lake-rowing scene in "When Harry Met Sally," said Josh Stenger, assistant professor of film studies and English at Wheaton College.
  
  "So much of the film world is not recognizable as a real space, so when we can go to that space and see what Rocky saw ... it gives us a unique opportunity to be in that space, whereas we can't go to Oz," Stenger said.

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  Other film scenes that are re-enacted include the Empire State Building scene in "Sleepless in Seattle" and the lake-rowing scene in "When Harry Met Sally," said Josh Stenger, assistant professor of film studies and English at Wheaton College.
  
  "So much of the film world is not recognizable as a real space, so when we can go to that space and see what Rocky saw ... it gives us a unique opportunity to be in that space, whereas we can't go to Oz," Stenger said.

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  Other film scenes that are re-enacted include the Empire State Building scene in "Sleepless in Seattle" and the lake-rowing scene in "When Harry Met Sally," said Josh Stenger, assistant professor of film studies and English at Wheaton College.
  
  "So much of the film world is not recognizable as a real space, so when we can go to that space and see what Rocky saw ... it gives us a unique opportunity to be in that space, whereas we can't go to Oz," Stenger said.

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  Other film scenes that are re-enacted include the Empire State Building scene in Sleepless in Seattle and the lake-rowing scene in When Harry Met Sally" said Josh Stenger, assistant professor of film studies and English at Wheaton College.
  
  "So much of the film world is not recognizable as a real space, so when we can go to that space and see what Rocky saw . . . it gives us a unique opportunity to be in that space, whereas we can't go to Oz," Stenger said.

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