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Is bruce Campbell the son of william Campbell the star of 60s and 70s b movies and the star of the squire of gothos st tos as trelaine they are carbon copies?
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I just watched Dementia 13 (1963) and thought there was a huge resemblance between William Campbell and Bruce Campbell (Evil Dead, Army of Darkness, Xena, Burn Notice), but I found that they are not related, at least as far as father and son. Bruce Campbell was born in Royal Oaks, Michigan. He is the son of Joanne Louise nee Pickens and Charles Newton Campbell. He has an older brother Don, and older half-brother Michael.
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List three disadvantages to using Blind carbon copy versus carbon copy in email?
Its not easy to make corrections on the copies
