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The Oscar acting races are over: Why the four SAG award winners will go all the way

LOS ANGELES - The SAG Awards were handed out Sunday night, and for those who stopped watching after Brad Pitt's acceptance speech because they were too busy trying to find him on Tinder, a quick recap: Surprises were scant, Adam Sandler got a well-deserved shout-out and the "Parasite" cast earned two standing ovations - one for just showing up onstage and another for becoming the first foreign language movie to win the prize for best film ensemble.

Renee Zellweger, Joaquin Phoenix, Laura Dern and Brad Pitt won the individual movie acting honors, repeating their victories at the Golden Globes. It would take a stunning upset

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