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Six degrees of separation

ccording to the theory made popular by the game ‘Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon’, every person on the planet is no more than six connections away from each other. It’s a premise author and TV commentator Ned Boulting has taken to extremes in his latest book in which he attempts to link a global cast of characters and events to a reel of film from the 1923

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