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  <tableOfContents>Entry: The Time of Paranoia -- 1 Postmodernity and the Symptom of Paranoia -- 2 Head Shots: The Theater of Paranoia -- 3 Engendering Paranoia -- 4 Criminality and Paranoia -- Exit: Under History: Underworld.</tableOfContents>
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