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Emmys 2018: Five races we'll be watching when nominations are announced

Five first-year TV shows earned Emmy nominations last year for best drama series, offering a rare, almost revolutionary jolt of change to a set of awards that, over the years, have celebrated monotony and excellence in equal measure.

This being the Emmys, all five of those series - "The Handmaid's Tale," "Stranger Things," "The Crown," "This Is Us" and "Westworld" - are expected to be nominated again this year ... and probably the year after that ... and ... you get the idea. Emmy story lines revolve around whether a particular program or performance will finally fall

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