Comedian George Carlin appears at a news conference in 1978. Robbins/AP
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A new George Carlin special is out. But it’s not really George Carlin, the brilliant and audacious comedian who died in 2008, just days after he was named to receive the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Of course, he is also remembered for uttering what are called the “Seven Dirty Words” in a routine the FCC considered indecent and said could not be broadcast without being beeped.
This new so-called special
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