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What the SAG Award winners mean for the Oscars

Oscar nominations haven't even arrived. So why does it feel like we already know who's going to take the trophies when they're handed out March 4?

We don't, of course. The motion picture academy might add a wrinkle or three into the race when nominations are revealed Tuesday. And after that, there's more than a month before voters have to turn in their ballots. Who knows what might happen? Maybe everyone will listen to Frances McDormand and allow one of the "young ones" to take home an Oscar "doorstop."

Because the actors branch comprises nearly 17 percent of

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