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What I Like About You (2002)

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When Holly is 16, her father takes a job in Japan and she moves in with her strait-laced sister Valerie in New York City. Val finally has both a great career and a great boyfriend in a carefully organized life on the Upper West Side when Holly moves in and tries to become a part of her sister's fabulous life.
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